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simonparrismaninchair.com
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| | | | | Handsomely produced, the glossy visual flair of the new Australian staging of Agatha Christie classic And Then There Were None is let down by undercooked performances. To follow the boffo success of the terrific recent Australian tour of The Mousetrap, the stage adaptation of the world's best selling mystery novel of all time would seem... | |
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theblogoftheatrethings.com
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| | | | | The appeal of pantomime is a difficult thing to explain to those who haven't grown up with it. The same few stories, featuring the same jokes, often performed by the same people, year after year - and yet, against all odds, the beloved festive tradition endures, pulling in audiences of all ages across the UK... | |
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pleasemindtheblog.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Sighs in Shakespeare - again. It's a good thing that the RSC have includedThe Two Gentlemen of Verona in their upcoming summer season (albeit a compact version), as I think I have now given up hope of the Globe spreading its wings in any way. Whilst I completely understand the need to ensure audiences come... | |
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perfectsatsujinjiken.blogspot.com
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| | | Despite several shortcomings, The Noh Mask Murder achieves an odd balance. Consequently, Takagi continues to fascinate as a flawed but evolving writer | ||