Daddy Was the Biggest Stage Mother in Texas

Not since Gypsy has there been such an honest, heartfelt, and bittersweet autobiographical account of a stage-parent who knows no boundaries when attempting to find his son fame and fortune on the stage. In Daddy Was the Biggest Stage Mother in Texas, Jack Dyville takes the audience on a journey through his memories of growing up in 1950s Texas with a relentless father, attempting to boost his own self worth through his son’s accomplishments as a dancer-singer-actor.

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