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DivertiMento – Gate 10 poster

DivertiMento – Gate 10 

The journey begins at the airport – a multicultural place where all kinds of people come together. The audience looks over the shoulders of a rather overwhelmed lady at the information desk or watches how security checks à la DivertiMento work. Two frustrated carrier pigeons on the airport roof complain about their plight. Two quirky free jazz musicians try to supplement their income at the "airport music corner" and... and... and... In "GATE 10," Jonny and Manu remain true to themselves and present their fans with a variety of quirky, comical characters – in typical DivertiMento style, of course!
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The journey begins at the airport – a multicultural place where all kinds of people come together. The audience looks over the shoulders of a rather overwhelmed lady at the information desk or watches how security checks à la DivertiMento work. Two frustrated carrier pigeons on the airport roof complain about their plight. Two quirky free jazz musicians try to supplement their income at the "airport music corner" and... and... and... In "GATE 10," Jonny and Manu remain true to themselves and present their fans with a variety of quirky, comical characters – in typical DivertiMento style, of course!

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