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Eight Go to the Langley

by Rob Chantler
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Oct 2025
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English
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A hilarious innuendo-laden comedy about four couples checking in for a weekend stay at a luxury hotel. What unfolds will change their relationships and perspectives forever. Stage comedy play.

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PublishedOct 13, 2025
ISBN-101257157787
ISBN-139781257157785
LanguageEnglish

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