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The Gardens for a Music Festival

Junji Delfino, singer | Chelsia Ng, singer

19-May-16 14:00

The Gardens for a Music Festival

Yesterday, it was about women acting in roles written by Shakespeare. Today, it’s women singing. The inaugural music festival organized by The Gardens Theatre brings together a list of singers, each taking the stage on a different date. We have invited three of these performers in to give us a sneak peek and to help us anticipate what to expect.


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