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MICF The Wine Bluffs
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MICF: The Wine Bluffs

26 April 2018

MICF Barry Award Winner for Most Oustanding Show - Sam Campbell - photo by Jim Lee
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Sam Campbell wins the 2018 Barry Award

23 April 2018

MICF David O’Doherty You Have to Laugh
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MICF: David O’Doherty – You Have to Laugh

18 April 2018

MICF Emma Malik
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MICF: Emma Malik – If You Can’t Train It, Eat It

16 April 2018

MICF Jude Perl Let's Hang Out
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MICF: Jude Perl – Let’s Hang Out

14 April 2018

MICF Judith Lucy & Denise Scott
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MICF: Judith Lucy & Denise Scott – Disappointments

11 April 2018

MICF Viggo Venn Pepito
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MICF: Viggo Venn – Pepito

11 April 2018

MICF Mark Watson
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MICF: Mark Watson – I’m Not Here

8 April 2018

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