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WFP Review: Comet In Moominland Fantasy adventure a delight for all Puppet story transports audiences into spectacular miniature world Winnipeg Free Press Theatre Review • Randall King Comet in Moominland • Manitoba Theatre for Young People To Oct. 28 • Tickets $20 and $23 ★★★★★ stars out of five In what is usually the stage space of the Manitoba Theatre ...
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Ages 5-7 YrsComet in MoominlandRandall KingReviewWinnipeg Free Press
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