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The Wiggles - Big Ballet Day! (2019)
The Wiggles are off to the ballet in this new release, The Wiggles' Big Ballet Day! Joining with dancers from The Australian Ballet, The Wiggles warm up, demi-plié and jeté in joy! We hope this wiggly ballet special inspires dress ups, listening to ballet music and expressing yourself through their own form of ballet.
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The Wiggles are off to the ballet in this new release, The Wiggles' Big Ballet Day! Joining with dancers from The Australian Ballet, The Wiggles warm up, demi-plié and jeté in joy! We hope this wiggly ballet special inspires dress ups, listening to ballet music and expressing yourself through their own form of ballet.
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Genre:Family, Music
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In Theaters:4/26/2019
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Runtime:66 minutes
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