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Mob Wives Immersive Dinner Theater Event Coming To Tarrytown House Estate

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Mob Wives Immersive Dinner Theater Event Coming To Tarrytown House Estate — Ossining Arts news

The family is coming to Tarrytown — and nothing is going to go according to plan. Married by the Mob, the live immersive dinner theater experience featuring Renee Graziano — best known as one of the breakout stars of VH1 s hit reality series Mob Wives — is coming to Tarrytown House Estate for one exclusive night on Friday, November 13th. Written and produced by Jennifer Graziano, the creator and executive producer behind the original Mob Wives franchise, Married by the Mob drops audiences directly into the middle of a chaotic, hilarious, and surprisingly heartfelt mob wedding. Guests are seated as wedding attendees and immediately pulled into the drama as two feuding families — and one very opinionated mother of the groom — collide over dinner, dancing, and a few secrets nobody was supposed to know. The show has sold out multiple runs in New Jersey and Rhode Island since its debut earlier this year. Tarrytown House Estate marks Married by the Mob s Westchester debut — and its most pres

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