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REVIEW OF 'SORRY I CAN'T COME TO YOUR SHOW BY MANI EUSTIS

July 5, 2017

 Review by Rebeccah Love

Sometimes theatre is most exciting when it doesn’t take place in a theatre. This recent realization  by Torontonians has encouraged a rise in site-specific productions, most notably by Outside the March, whose Mr. Marmalade and Vitals both occup...

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