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Me paresyre to revma 

Markos Seferlis, however, is always here, ready to shed plenty of light on the blackout of our daily lives offering the one and only way out... laughter!!! “Me paresyre to revma” At the Perokes Theatre! See light and get in! Because here the switch of laughter is always in the ON!
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Markos Seferlis, however, is always here, ready to shed plenty of light on the blackout of our daily lives offering the one and only way out... laughter!!! “Me paresyre to revma” At the Perokes Theatre! See light and get in! Because here the switch of laughter is always in the ON!

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Markos Seferlis
Written By:Markos Seferlis
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Runtime:189 minutes
Studio:Comedy Factory

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