
The two-person production will run for five performances.
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The two-person production will run for five performances.
All productions are performed by the Elders Company, a drama group for participants aged 65 and over.
The concert series will be streamed over a four week period.
The musical premiered in 2017 at Phoenix Arts Club.
Three productions will be revived online over the next fortnight.
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