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Day: August 3, 2017

Gigs and concerts, News Posted on3 August 20173 August 2017

Powerhouse duo Hue Blanes and Oliver Mann in first special show

Blow the man down uses the traditional Lieder opera style to explore themes of loneliness, longing and the miraculous mundanity of human existence. Hues gift for perceptively illuminating the everyday, combined with Olivers heartfelt and fully alive singing, makes for a show that is a rare and shining experience.

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