Miss Saigon - Ray Marchica - The Miller Machine

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Ray Marchica's drum set setup for the Broadway revival of Miss Saigon at the Broadway Theatre.

Ray's Broadway Credits.

Miss Saigon - Broadway - Ray Marchica
March 2017 thru January 2018

Ray Marchica's drum set setup for the Broadway revival of Miss Saigon at the Broadway Theatre.

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