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Wedding Day with Old Flames: The Musical Comedy
Join us in the romantic journey of "Nop", a charming young architect, as he prepares to marry his beautiful, foreign-educated fiancée "Da". Just as their sweet wedding day approaches, unexpected chaos ensues, caused by troublesome exes. Will Nop and Da be able to overcome these challenges together? Find out for yourself in this captivating stage play.
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Join us in the romantic journey of "Nop", a charming young architect, as he prepares to marry his beautiful, foreign-educated fiancée "Da". Just as their sweet wedding day approaches, unexpected chaos ensues, caused by troublesome exes. Will Nop and Da be able to overcome these challenges together? Find out for yourself in this captivating stage play.
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Runtime:136 minutes
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