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The Great School of Laughter
Do you want to make people laugh? Do you want to be the center of attention and have everyone crack up with your jokes? All you have to do is attend the “Great School of Laughter” with the professor of the genre, Markos Seferlis. Also, laughter lessons are taught by: Sakis Rouvas. The leading Greek showman performs his greatest hits at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus. Tryfon Samaras. The beloved hair stylist, after the great success he experienced through “DANCING WITH THE STARS”, gives an exclusive but very revealing interview. Patty. The kind and kind-hearted girl from Argentina, claims the boy of her dreams, Matias, from her rival Antonella.
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Do you want to make people laugh? Do you want to be the center of attention and have everyone crack up with your jokes? All you have to do is attend the “Great School of Laughter” with the professor of the genre, Markos Seferlis. Also, laughter lessons are taught by: Sakis Rouvas. The leading Greek showman performs his greatest hits at the Ancient Theater of Epidaurus. Tryfon Samaras. The beloved hair stylist, after the great success he experienced through “DANCING WITH THE STARS”, gives an exclusive but very revealing interview. Patty. The kind and kind-hearted girl from Argentina, claims the boy of her dreams, Matias, from her rival Antonella.
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