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Perfect Storm was written by Yvette Nolan for Wrecking Ball Toronto 11: Now What, and premiered 6 December 2010 at The Theatre Centre under the direction of Donna-Michelle St. Bernard. In this political play, a paranoid mayor of Toronto meets with a calm and confident Chief of the Mississaugas.
Title: Perfect Storm
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Perfect Storm was written by Yvette Nolan for Wrecking Ball Toronto 11: Now What, and premiered 6 December 2010 at The Theatre Centre under the direction of Donna-Michelle St.
Bernard.
In this political play, a paranoid mayor of Toronto meets with a calm and confident Chief of the Mississaugas.
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