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A Review of ‘Marble Hearts’

Lim Soon Heng, BFM | Lee Chwi Lynn, BFM | Tina Carmillia, BFM | Lim Soon Heng, BFM | Lee Chwi Lynn, BFM | Tina Carmillia, BFM

21-Jan-16 14:30

A Review of ‘Marble Hearts’

Gathered around a coffee table, some folks who caught the opening performance of "Marble Hearts" ponder their respective responses to an original play based on Shakespeare’s King Lear.


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