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Shaking the Company

Posted on August 19, 2018 by albertorigettini

By Alberto Rigettini I’m informed by the organizers that after 13 years and 650 sessions, attended by thousands of people, the writing group will come to an end because the new management at Shakespeare & Company decided not continue letting … Continue reading →

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Spoken Word Paris March 9th: Strangers!

Posted on March 15, 2015 by albertorigettini

Pictures by Sabine Dundure. Full album here. She suggests you listen to this while surfing her pictures. Smiles, right hands & knick-knacks. See you on Monday with dentists.

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