Each play runs at an hour and the combination certainly gives the audience its money’s worth.
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Most significantly, it's been executed with great gusto and joie de vivre by a talented ensemble of local musical theatre favourites.
The Perfect Circle is a brand new musical and a work of considerable scope and ambition.
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In short, it’s all very funny and a lot of fun - with audience participation, whimsical props and corny lighting adding to the overall effect.
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