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Canadian Improv Games, National Arts Centre, Babs Asper Theatre. nac-cna.ca
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Tragically Hip guitarist Paul Langlois, left, is touring Ontario with his solo band and his old friends in Skydiggers (Josh Finlayson, centre, and Andy Maize, right). They come to Ottawa on Saturday, March 30 for a show at Bronson Centre Music Theatre. PHOTO BY HEATHER POLLOCK.Photo by Heather Pollock /ott
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