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Time to Buy: A Musical
An all singing, all dancing fever dream musical about the Australian property market. Featuring first home buyers, boomer investors, predatory lenders and a real estate chatbot in the middle of an existential crisis. This is the story of love, money and negative gearing.
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An all singing, all dancing fever dream musical about the Australian property market. Featuring first home buyers, boomer investors, predatory lenders and a real estate chatbot in the middle of an existential crisis. This is the story of love, money and negative gearing.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Alex Lee, Tom Cardy, Ben Jenkins, Vidya Rajan, Vic Zerbst, Jenna Owen
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Runtime:34 minutes
Studio:SBS
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