Stay-at-home order forces postponement of Precarious Festival at the Theatre on King - Peterborough Currents

Stay-at-home order forces postponement of Precarious Festival at the Theatre on King
Meanwhile, performing arts groups are calling for an “equitable and science-driven approach” to the provincial shutdown so they can continue rehearsing and livestreaming
Will Pearson
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April 15, 2021
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