Musical: Robin Hood
Musical: Robin Hood

Musical: Robin Hood

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2012•0 min•MusicFamily
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Jelle Cleymans
Jelle Cleymans
Robin Hood
Free Souffriau
Free Souffriau
Marianne
Koen Crucke
Koen Crucke
Koning Jan
Peter Thyssen
Peter Thyssen
Sheriff van Nottingham
Peter Van De Velde
Peter Van De Velde
Kleine Jan
Chris Cauwenberghs
Chris Cauwenberghs
Broeder Tuck
A great unforgettable adventure that takes you to the forests of Sherwood, where Robin and his band fight against the tyrannical King John. Amidst all the action, Robin also finds the love of his life: Marianne.
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