I Can Die Too
A play with music about a play with music where the music eclipses the play
Kate Dehnert
‘I’m not going to stop being an idiot just because an idiot happened to me.’ Kate Dehnert tells us about her Fringe show, ‘Echo’
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I Can Die Too
A play with music about a play with music where the music eclipses the play
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I Can Die Too
A play with music about a play with music where the music eclipses the play
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