Barbara and the Camp Dogs (Malthouse) – theatre review
Barbara and the Camp Dogs pulls no punches. This is independent theatre with attitude. The
Barbara and the Camp Dogs pulls no punches. This is independent theatre with attitude. The
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Home is a work created by Geoff Sobelle through workshops and residencies in four American