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Monday, September 27, 2010

Review: The Big Fellah, Lyric Hammersmith

Review: The Big Fellah, Lyric Hammersmith

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David Ricardo-Pearce Finbar Lynch Fred Ridgeway Max Stafford-Clark Out of Joint Rory Keenan Stephanie Street The Big Fellah Youssef Kerkour

As David Costello, Finbar Lynch bursts in to the New York flat being used as an IRA safe house. He barely breaks stride, unlocking, swishing...

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Labels: David Ricardo-Pearce, Finbar Lynch, Fred Ridgeway, Max Stafford-Clark, Out of Joint, Rory Keenan, Stephanie Street, The Big Fellah, Youssef Kerkour

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