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Saturday, June 23, 2012

Review: Gatz & The Rest Is Silence, LIFT Festival

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dreamthinkspeak Elevator Repair Service Gatz Hamlet LIFT Noel Coward Theatre Riverside Studios Scott Shepherd The Rest Is Silence Tristan Sharps

Written for the New Statesman Literary butchery to start the London International Festival of Theatre, which gets underway with a filleted H...

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Labels: dreamthinkspeak, Elevator Repair Service, Gatz, Hamlet, LIFT, Noel Coward Theatre, Riverside Studios, Scott Shepherd, The Rest Is Silence, Tristan Sharps

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