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On the Line – Duncan Ragg chats about 'Much Ado About Nothing'

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The Bell Shakespeare Company is bringing their latest production to Perth this month, it’s the much loved play Much Ado About Nothing.

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Graeme Watson chatted to actor Duncan Ragg about the production and what it is about this play which makes it one of Shakespeare’s most popular.

Listen to the chat below, Much Ado About Nothing is at the State Theatre Centre from 7 -10 August, tickets are available from the Perth Theatre Trust. 

Graeme Watson, image Clare Hawley. 

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