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A promotional poster for Jekyll & Hyde the Musical in Concert. The background contains a sketch of a Victorian alleyway with a brown smokey overlay and red fog on the bottom. The logo reads “Doctor Bird Productions presents: Jekyll & Hyde the Musical in Concert” in beige and red gothic font.

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