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This musical is so good, someone saw it 327 times. Now it’s coming to Australia

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture ·
This musical is so good, someone saw it 327 times. Now it’s coming to Australia

Operation Mincemeat tells the story of how a dressed-up corpse, Ian Fleming and trout helped turn the tide of World War II.

What’s even more bonkers is that it’s all true.

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