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Virginia Raffaele - Samusà
Virginia Raffaele returns to her first love, the theatre, and does so with a completely new show. Samusà’s story feeds on memories of Virginia and the fantasy world in which his real childhood takes place: the luna park.
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Virginia Raffaele returns to her first love, the theatre, and does so with a completely new show. Samusà’s story feeds on memories of Virginia and the fantasy world in which his real childhood takes place: the luna park.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Virginia Raffaele, Giovanni Todescan, Francesco Freyrie, Daniele Prato, Federico Tiezzi
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