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‘Mega Mega’, the musical: A triumphant revisiting of a classic

In celebration of Teater Keliling’s 50th anniversary, the revival of the timeless tragicomedy-drama Mega Mega, with all-new original music, perfectly captures the magic of theater in a hilarious, yet moving package.
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