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Tag: lockdown theatre

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A stage of one’s own: a review of ‘And the Walls Spoke’

by Helena Aeberli December 10, 2020July 18, 2021

Helena Aeberli reviews The Trinity Player’s ‘And the Walls Spoke’.

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