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John Pinette tour cancellation includes Winnipeg date
HAVING bronchitis isn't very funny, so John Pinette has postponed his upcoming Canadian tour.
The American standup comedian has cancelled the tour, including a date May 5 at the Burton Cummings Theatre, due to a severe case of bronchitis and exhaustion, according to a press release.
Ticket holders are asked to retain their tickets for a new date to be announced.
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition April 24, 2012 D2
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