WOLF by CIRCA to Return to Edinburgh Festival Fringe
Circus company Circa will bring its production WOLF back to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, following sold-out runs and positive reviews at the venue in a previous year.
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Circus company Circa will bring its production WOLF back to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, following sold-out runs and positive reviews at the venue in a previous year.
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