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Dorothy Paul Live at the Cumbernauld Theatre | Slate

Dorothy Paul Live at the Cumbernauld Theatre

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Dorothy Paul Live at the Cumbernauld Theatre

Filmed live in May, 2006 at Cumbernauld Theatre, Dorothy Paul entertains with a hilarious take-off of Carmen, stories about an adult baby-gro and errant moggy, her holiday in a nudist colony and broken down cars.

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