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Unwrap Your Candy, the latest stage work from acclaimed out playwright Doug Wright (Quills), has been extended through November 11 at off-Broadway's Vineyard Theatre, according to Playbill.com. Described as "four mordant bedtime tales for adults," Unwrap Your Candy includes the playlets "The Bone Violin," "Wildwood Park," "Baby Talk," and the title play, meditations on frightening family secrets, corrupting adults and corrupting children, dark dirty crimes, and the perils of attending live theater. The Vineyard is located at 108 E. 15th Street in New York City. For tickets, call (212) 353-3366.
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