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Review: An underpowered Anything Goes taps into a bygone era’s penchant for tap dancing

Summary by The Globe & Mail
Kimberley Rampersad’s production, while attractive, fails to compensate for the show’s dated book

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Review: An underpowered Anything Goes taps into a bygone era’s penchant for tap dancing

Kimberley Rampersad’s production, while attractive, fails to compensate for the show’s dated book

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