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From the Patio: Karaoke for a Cause

The latest update from Thing in a Pot Productions

Katie Breidenbach

Mar 01, 2017

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Cooper Tucker is only seven years old, but he learned an entire rap from the musicalHamiltonfor a great cause. He performed alongside dozens of others at a karaoke fundraiser for Monroe County CASA. The organization trains adults to advocate in the courtroom for children who have been abused or neglected. Thing in a Pot Productions videoed the whole event - and we have a surprise visitor at the studio. Producer Katie Breidenbach gives the full update from the patio.

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