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Marking a clear break from the swagger of his Måneskin days (not necessarily a bad thing in itself), Damiano David’s solo debut, Funny Little...
Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea exhales despair like slow...
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Award-winning British actor Cynthia Erivo is...
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The Royal Shakespeare Company’s Antony & Cleopatra, directed by...
It’s almost been three years without a new Kodaline album but perhaps a full...
Julius Caesar is yet another well-rounded show from the RSC. This is a perfectly...
Anne Washburn’s adaptation of The Twilight Zone is so kitsch and...
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