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Kelly McNamee
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Kelly McNamee

Kelly is a Toronto actor, music-maker, and storyteller. She is in an-all female folk trio called Lunar Bloom and is part of Glamour Cuts, a group of actors turned filmmakers. She enjoys yoga, talking on the phone, and tea.

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iPhoto caption: Photo courtesy of The Hive

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