EDINBURGH 2014 - BWW Reviews: ELEANOR MORTON: LOLLIPOP, The Stand 4, August 8 2014
Bright, young, surprising and surreal; Eleanor Morton presents a debut solo show.
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Bright, young, surprising and surreal; Eleanor Morton presents a debut solo show.
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The award-winning smash hit Broadway musical direct from the West End.
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Good afternoon! I am a character comedian doing a comedy show.
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