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The Singing Kettle: Christmas Crackers
Join Artie, Cilla and Gary for a festive helping of singing, dancing and Christmas fun in The Singing Kettle: Christmas Crackers. Packed with cheerful songs, colourful characters and plenty of cracker-pulling chaos, this seasonal special is full of music, laughter and little kettlesongs to keep. A bright and lively Christmas treat for young children and fans of classic Singing Kettle magic.
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Join Artie, Cilla and Gary for a festive helping of singing, dancing and Christmas fun in The Singing Kettle: Christmas Crackers. Packed with cheerful songs, colourful characters and plenty of cracker-pulling chaos, this seasonal special is full of music, laughter and little kettlesongs to keep. A bright and lively Christmas treat for young children and fans of classic Singing Kettle magic.
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