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Handicapped City is an off-Broadway Theatre production written and directed by Indian playwright Sachin Gupta.
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Handicapped City is an off-Broadway Theatre production written and directed by Indian playwright Sachin Gupta.
Ruby, the leader of a group of young partygoers, finds out a way to get financial support to take care of disabled people. Except they are not planning to actually take care of them.
| Character | Cast |
|---|---|
| Ruby | Clara Campi |
| Jamie | Eric Gonzalez |
| Johnny | Chris Callaway |
| Nicole | Alissa Schroeter |
| Tracy | Krystina Bisante |
| Trista | Jessica Goldstain |
| Madeline | Fran Huber |
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