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Here Are the 2017 Year’s Finalists for the Governor General’s Award for Drama

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/ Oct 4, 2017
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The finalists in the Governor General’s Literary Awards were announced today.
Here are the five plays up for the Drama award:

Congratulations to the finalists! The winner will be announced on November 1.

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