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• March 12: Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre• March 16: Ipswich, Regent Theatre• March 21: Buxton, Opera House• March 24: Glasgow, Theatre RoyalRelated Story• April 7: York, Grand Opera House• April 14: Belfast, Usher Hall• April 21: Cheltenham, Town Hall.
• March 12: Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre• March 16: Ipswich, Regent Theatre• March 21: Buxton, Opera House• March 24: Glasgow, Theatre RoyalRelated Story• April 7: York, Grand Opera House• April 14: Belfast, Usher Hall• April 21: Cheltenham, Town HallDanmark Seneste Nyt, Danmark Overskrifter
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