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Thinking this was a light news week we still managed to fill an hour diving in to the bits and pieces we picked up this past week. Cabaret is coming to Broadway, The Shark is Broken has some new key players, and Prima Facie is out here setting records. Once Upon a One More Time closing predictions episode!

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