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Wolk teater
by Jacques Verster
A virtual theater allowing for home recorded shows to be presented as a start. Discussions and interviews will be included as the need arises to encourage others to share their home recorded shows or concerts. The end goal is to have a festival quantity of shows/concerts to allow for such to be presented virtually and physically.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A virtual theater allowing for home recorded shows to be presented as a start. Discussions and interviews will be included as the need arises to encourage others to share their home recorded shows or concerts. The end goal is to have a festival quantity of shows/concerts to allow for such to be presented virtually and physically.
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Jacques Verster
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A virtual theater allowing for home recorded shows to be presented as a start. Discussions and interviews will be included as the need arises to encourage others to share their home recorded shows or concerts. The end goal is to have a festival quantity of shows/concerts to allow for such to be...
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Wolk teater is created and hosted by Jacques Verster.
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