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There is something very frustrating about a play centred on a painter that never quite convinces you that its protagonist…
Supposing you fell down a hole. Supposing, shortly afterwards, you began hearing voices, seventeen of them in fact, a kind…
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Community theatre often faces a challenge that professional theatre rarely has to confront. The desire to include everyone can sometimes…
A packed Traverse 1 on a Monday night is no small achievement for a contemporary jazz ensemble. Yet Portable Infinity's…
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The Bryant & May Matchgirls strike in 1888 in Bow. Fords in Dagenham and the fishing industry champions, the Women…