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Author: Rod Dungate

Exodus, Finborough London, 4****, William Russell

A dazzling display of performance skills

Billy Bishop Goes to War, Jermyn St London, 4****: William Russell

Hero or Killer?

The Lovely Bones, Birmingham Rep, 3***: Rod Dungate

Food for thought, but is that enough?

Still No Idea, Jerwood London, 4****: William Russell

A splendid double act

Ear for Eye, Royal Court London, 4****: William Ruff

Not to be missed

Bury the Dead, Finborough London, 4****: William Russell

Impressive play about the futility of war

Lively and Varied at the Royal Concert Hall Nottingham, 4****: William Ruff

Something for all tastes.

Brexit, Kings Head London, 4****: William Russell

After the unmerry months of May

Royal Concert Hall Nottingham, Clef Piano, 4****: William Ruff

Piano in several styles.

Armida Quartet, Lakeside Nottingham, 4****: William Ruff

Thrills but no spills in the Lakeside Chamber series

A Very Very Very Dark Matter, Bridge London, 2**, William Russell

Strange things in the attic

Jericho’s Rose, Hope London, 3***: William Russell

A strange journey

Medusa, Sadlers Wells London, 4****: William Russell

Baffling but brilliant

Guys and Dolls, Royal Albert Hall London, 3***: William Russell

Miss Adelaide triumphs against the odds

Organ Recital, Albert Hall Nottingham, 4****: William Ruff

A great treat

The Distance You Have Come, Cockpit London, 3***: William Russell

A good cast soldiers on

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