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Monday, April 30, 2012

Review: Make Better Please, West Yorkshire Playhouse

Review: Make Better Please, West Yorkshire Playhouse

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FUEL Jessica Hoffmann Lewis Gibson Love Letters Straight From Your Heart Make Better Please Paul Clarke Richard Dufty Transform Uninvited Guests West Yorkshire Playhouse

Seen during the Transform Festival 2012 On the afternoon of Saturday 8th May 2010 – almost exactly two years ago – I saw a scratch of Make B...

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