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A Sneak Peek of Mary Poppins’ 2022-2023 Australian Tour – Practically Perfect

With less than a month to go of its Brisbane season, and subsequent legs in Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth - are you keen to check out a snippet of the show before you go and see it? From the Brisbane media call back in October 2022, check out Stefanie Jones as Mary Poppins and two local children portraying Jane and Michael Banks, performing 'Practically Perfect'.

December 20, 2022

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