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The Passion Play was held in Dudley Town Centre, with the actors moving across various location in the town as they performed. The story of Jesus was told as the event unfolded, with acting music and dance.
The Passion Play was held in Dudley Town Centre, with the actors moving across various location in the town as they performed. The story of Jesus was told as the event unfolded, with acting music and dance.
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