Incluvie Classics - 'Ganja & Hess'
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Simon Kvamm - Water Guy Single Tour
You know Simon Kvamm from many contexts—Nephew, De Eneste To, Drengene fra Angora. Simon Kvamm has taken a break from these to live out his dream of a solo show that contains the elements he himself finds entertaining. Singing, comedy, and pocket philosophy. Simon Kvamm has his own unique style, and you can look forward to being in his company in the critically acclaimed Vandmand Soloshow.
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You know Simon Kvamm from many contexts—Nephew, De Eneste To, Drengene fra Angora. Simon Kvamm has taken a break from these to live out his dream of a solo show that contains the elements he himself finds entertaining. Singing, comedy, and pocket philosophy. Simon Kvamm has his own unique style, and you can look forward to being in his company in the critically acclaimed Vandmand Soloshow.
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Genre:Comedy, Documentary
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Runtime:109 minutes
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