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Michael Jackson comes to life in ‘MJ The Musical’ - The Bay State Banner

Michael Jackson is about to moonwalk his way onto Boston stages in “MJ The Musical,” a jukebox production based on the life of the famous entertainer that features a biographical narrative and many of the pop star’s greatest hits.

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