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Playpen: this is just wrong

Think that 'Swan Lake' is a teeny bit bourgeois? Missing something in the muscle and tricks department? The Chinese State Circus clearly does...
17 Apr 2013 12:00
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Think that ‘Swan Lake’ is a teeny bit bourgeois? Missing something in the muscle and tricks department? The Great Chinese State Circus clearly does…

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