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Whether you're a Glasgow native or a visitor, this truly unique experience will leave you breathless. The amount of detail in the pieces will have you coming back for more!
For show details, times and to book tickets visit: www.ticketsource.co.uk/sharmanka
Sharmanka was founded in St.Petersburg (Russia) and moved to Scotland in mid-90s. With an extensive record of national and international tours and exhibitions, audiences in many countries have been fascinated by Sharmanka's magic. Its dynamic shows are layered with cross-cultural stories, full of multi-sensory experience and loved across all generations.
Sharmanka is the creative force behind the Millennium Clock Tower at the National Museum of Scotland (Edinburgh) and a recipient of the Creative Scotland award in 2005.
For more information about Sharmanka please visit: www.sharmanka.com
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