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Royal de Luxe

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After Nantes and Amiens, The history of the sultan of the Indies on his “elephant to travel in time” will be told in London at the beginning of May, in Antwerpen at the beginning of July, Calais at the end of September, Le Havre at the end of October.

I’m so glad I’m living in Antwerp right now. I saw how they totally seduced the entire town with Giants in 1998. I know what I’ll be doing July 6 – 9 !

One of the giants I saw in Antwerp.

Royal de Luxe
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The Sultan’s Elephant

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May 9th, 2006 | antwerp, english, mlf, performance, theatre | english

1 comment to Royal de Luxe

• sandy issi

  May 11th, 2007 at 14:50

  i love it

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