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MICF: Lawrence Leung – Very Strange Things

Lawrence Leung is unapologetically nerdy and utterly endearing in Very Strange Things.

Lawrence Leung

Set in a laboratory and acting as a professor, he guides the audience through a study of the supernatural. Fittingly, this study includes psychic deductions, a touch of science and an abundance of pop culture references.

His enthusiasm for all things geek is contagious and with his natural charm and wit he is a finely tuned balance of delightful and funny.

Emily Canon

Emily Canon is a Melbourne based contributor, she studied Media and Communications and loves to support the performing arts industry as an avid audience member

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