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Potty-Spoofing Potter

Daniel Clarkson, performer | James Percy, performer

01-Jun-16 14:00

Potty-Spoofing Potter

The Harry Potter film series are over, at least for now. A stage production, going beyond the time frame in the books, has just started. And so has a spoof which condenses seven Harry Potter books into 70 minutes. Dan and James talk about Potted Potter, the unauthorized Harry experience, telling where they found the humor. 


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