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paul l coffey the opening night after party at gall
emily young the opening night after party at gallag
jessie austrian and andy grotelueschen the opening
arin arbus and jeffrey horowitz the opening night a
paul l coffey the opening night after party at gall

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5th March 2008 20:00

claudia     (641)

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11th September 2006 16:00

Britta     (84)

I saw years ago at TV a classic play from a theater in London named KING LEAR. Wow... The film with L.D.C. named Romeo and Juliet was not so good. Modern or classic? Modern is OK, but not with classic words.