Speak No Evil LIVE (DVD)
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The Fidgets are a Canadian improv comedy group that specializes in entertainment that the whole family can enjoy. Their most dangerous sketch: blindfolded and barefoot, performing comedy on a stage full of mousetraps!
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SKU (UPC): 095163891558
ISBN: 9781970139921
Artists: Dave Lane | Chris Reid | John Hollingsworth
Media: Video DVD
Released: January 2021
Bridgestone MultiMedia Group
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