Pulling Strings
The mechanics of bringing Le Petit Prince to the stage
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Jonathan Kay examines why Big Brother is bad for business in Silicon Valley; Jana G. Pruden investigates what happened to Tamra Keepness; Bob Rae considers Britain’s EU exit; Katherine Laidlaw tells the stories of women confronting the difference between justice and the law; Simon Lewsen goes backstage of Le Petit Prince; Zoe Tennant explores bannock’s contentious place in Aboriginal cuisine…
The mechanics of bringing Le Petit Prince to the stage
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