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Carol Ann Duffy has 8 past events. (show) Carol Ann Duffy. Poet Carol Ann Duffy and medieval musician John Sampson work together to create a show for children and adults alike. 'Part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe'.
Tickets: 0131 226 0000 £6 (£3-5; family ticket £18) Event location: Lecture Theatre
Carol Ann Duffy. Poet Carol Ann Duffy and medieval musician John Sampson work together to create a show for children and adults alike. 'Part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe'.
Tickets: 0131 226 0000 £6 (£3-5; family ticket £18) Event location: Lecture Theatre
Carol Ann Duffy. Poet Carol Ann Duffy and medieval musician John Sampson work together to create a show for children and adults alike. 'Part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe'.
Tickets: 0131 226 0000 £6 (£3-5; family ticket £18) Event location: Lecture Theatre
Carol Ann Duffy. Poet Carol Ann Duffy and medieval musician John Sampson work together to create a show for children and adults alike. 'Part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe'.
Tickets: 0131 226 0000 £6 (£3-5; family ticket £18) Event location: Lecture Theatre
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Tickets: 0131 226 0000 £6 (£3-5; family ticket £18) Event location: Lecture Theatre
Carol Ann Duffy. Poet Carol Ann Duffy and medieval musician John Sampson work together to create a show for children and adults alike. 'Part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe'.
Tickets: 0131 226 0000 £6 (£3-5; family ticket £18) Event location: Lecture Theatre
Carol Ann Duffy. Poet Carol Ann Duffy and medieval musician John Sampson work together to create a show for children and adults alike. 'Part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe'.
Tickets: 0131 226 0000 £6 (£3-5; family ticket £18) Event location: Lecture Theatre
Carol Ann Duffy. Poet Carol Ann Duffy and medieval musician John Sampson work together to create a show for children and adults alike. 'Part of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe'.
Tickets: 0131 226 0000 £6 (£3-5; family ticket £18) Event location: Lecture Theatre
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