For those secretly reading 'Fifty Shades of Grey' on your Kindles and iPads, the naughty literary work has been exposed in "Cuff Me
This musical spoof - conceived by Tim Flaherty and co-written by him and several members of the Virginia-based sketch comedy troupe the Pushers - has its four-member cast singing along to prerecorded tracks for "I Touch Myself," "Call Me Maybe" "Like a Virgin" and ". . . Baby One More Time," the New York Post reported
Only the lyrics have been changed to titillate the innocent.
The musical numbers are framed by scenes set in a nail salon, with the story being told to apparently the only woman alive who hasn't read the books.
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