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Topp Class: A Topp Twins Tribute Concert
NZ’s top musicians and comedians celebrate the extraordinary contribution Dames Lynda & Jools Topp have made to Aotearoa New Zealand over 40 years. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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NZ’s top musicians and comedians celebrate the extraordinary contribution Dames Lynda & Jools Topp have made to Aotearoa New Zealand over 40 years. Made with the support of NZ On Air.
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Genre:Comedy, Family, Music
Written By:Arani Cuthbert
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Diva Productions Limited
Cast
Mitchell Hawkes
Director
Lynda Topp
Self
Jools Topp
Self
Karen O'Leary
Self - Host
Tami Neilson
Self - Guest Artist
Chris Parker
Self - Guest Artist
Tom Sainsbury
Self - Guest Artist
Anika Moa
Self - Guest Artist
Mia Hall
Self - Guest Artist
Dame Hinewehi Mohi
Self - Guest Artist
Troy Kingi
Self - Guest Artist
Jackie Clarke
Self - Guest Artist
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