"Shake it out!"
A musical comedy where a Parisian dachshund is tasked with painting a portrait of a chihuahua who won't stop shaking. Only a trio of minstrels can help show that there's more to his shake than meets the eye.
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Giovanni Pucci
Maurice
Jonathan Hartzendorf
Luciano
Jonathan Nyberg
Antonio
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