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Re: A non-fan of musical theater tries to make sense of CLO Cabaret’s new show, The Book of Merman
Thanos, this isn't a review. It's a small humourous piece about this one person's experience…
Posted by: Chris Rapier on Feb 13, 2020
Ah, the good old days when reviewers were informed, intelligent, and and had some semblance…
Posted by: Thanos on Feb 12, 2020
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Re: A non-fan of musical theater tries to make sense of CLO Cabaret’s new show, The Book of Merman
Thanos, this isn't a review. It's a small humourous piece about this one person's experience…
Posted by: Chris Rapier on Feb 13, 2020
Re: A non-fan of musical theater tries to make sense of CLO Cabaret’s new show, The Book of Merman
Ah, the good old days when reviewers were informed, intelligent, and and had some semblance…
Posted by: Thanos on Feb 12, 2020