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Sunday, January 18, 2009

Review: Captain Oates' Left Sock, Finborough Theatre

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Captain Oates' Left Sock David Hinton Finborough Theatre Green for Go John Antrobius Lloyd Woolf Richard Atwill Russell Bolam Tom Marshall

Written for Culture Wars In 1912, on the return journey of the first British polar expedition, Captain Lawrence Oates sacrificed himself for...

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Labels: Captain Oates' Left Sock, David Hinton, Finborough Theatre, Green for Go, John Antrobius, Lloyd Woolf, Richard Atwill, Russell Bolam, Tom Marshall

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