Kiddie Flamingos
"A John Waters Table Read"
Child actors perform a 'kid-friendly' table read version of John Water's notorious 1972 X-rated cult classic film, Pink Flamingos.
"A John Waters Table Read"
Child actors perform a 'kid-friendly' table read version of John Water's notorious 1972 X-rated cult classic film, Pink Flamingos.
Madelyn Beckett
Edie
Taylor Howard-Goergens
Narrator
Dexter Shaffer
Channing / Eggman
Alexandra Wald
Cookie
Katherine Grace Yeaton
Cotton
Child actors perform a 'kid-friendly' table read version of John Water's notorious 1972 X-rated cult classic film, Pink Flamingos.
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