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L-R Patricia Robitaille, Don McKellar (Everyman) and Michelle Griffith in Young People's Theatre production of Everyman, a Summer Theatre Camp presentation
L-R Patricia Robitaille, Don McKellar (Everyman) and Michelle Griffith in Young People's Theatre production of Everyman, a Summer Theatre Camp presentation

L-R Patricia Robitaille, Don McKellar (Everyman) and Michelle Griffith in Young People's Theatre production of Everyman, a Summer Theatre Camp presentation

Date8/1/1980
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Original Toronto Star caption: L-R Patricia Robitaille; Don McKellar (Everyman) and Michelle Griffith in Young People's Theatre production of Everyman; a Summer Theatre Camp presentation.
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0103207F
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