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The Morning Star, Pottinger's Entry, Belfast.
Take refuge in a Star turn
Where?
theatre Belfast: The Crescent Arts Centre, at 8pm. Finishes tomorrow. Red Lemon Productions present Kissing Marigolds. Tickets £8/6 (conc.).
Belfast:The RockTheatre, Whiterock Road. Tonight and tomorrow, Clarence Players present Look Who's Talking by Derek Benfield, 8pm, £7/6 (conc.) & 9020 2222
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