DIVUS LONDON: MARK FERELLI: MAGIC LANTERN | third performance
[b]MARK FERELLI: MAGIC LANTERN |[/b] third performance

MARK FERELLI: MAGIC LANTERN | third performance

02.11.2013 20:00

Divus | en

Special Magic Lantern performance with automaton on these evening only at 8:00pm - Friday 25th October | Saturday 26th October | Saturday 2nd November | Saturday 9th November. Free Admission



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02.11.2013 20:00
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