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Simon Gouache: LIVE 

Simon Gouache's life has changed a lot in recent years. He's made many discoveries, and he needs to talk about them. For his third show, LIVE, Simon approaches the new through an art form that has existed for thousands of years: the stage. His passion.
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Simon Gouache's life has changed a lot in recent years. He's made many discoveries, and he needs to talk about them. For his third show, LIVE, Simon approaches the new through an art form that has existed for thousands of years: the stage. His passion.

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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Simon Gouache, Marie-Christine Lachance, Pascal Mailloux
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Runtime:73 minutes
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