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Theatre
Theatre review: A Streetcar Named Desire
The Bakehouse Theatre has chosen one of the 20th century’s great plays to mark its last hurrah and it hits all the show-stopping notes we’ve come to expect.
Theatre
The Bakehouse Theatre has chosen one of the 20th century’s great plays to mark its last hurrah and it hits all the show-stopping notes we’ve come to expect.
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Theatre
Overflowing with wit and mercurial polemic, Watchlist at The Bakehouse is an ambitious comedy with a sharp message.
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