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Catch chitty while you can
3:32pm Friday 15th August 2008
TIME is running out to see the spectacular and highly acclaimed Chitty Chitty Bang Bang on its run in south Wales.
And there are still tickets available for the show which is at Cardiff’s Wales Millennium Centre at the end of August.
Featuring a host of fantastic songs, including Me Ol’ Bamboo, Truly Scrumptious and the title track, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang stars Aled Jones, and is the fantasmagorical family musical hit of the season.
But you’d better hurry up and book now - or Chitty might fly away without you..
Tickets cost from £10 to £39.50 and are available from www.wmc.org.uk or 08700 40 2000.
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