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Author: Louise Penn Published Date: April 5, 2024

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After interviewing David Westhead and his director Stockard Channing earlier this year, happy to finally catch up with their version of Krapp's Last Tape tonight at @calderbookshop.
New venue for me today - I'm in Ladbroke Grove heading to @spidtheatre for How To Make Art That Brings Housing Justice.
I enjoyed the energy and exhilaration displayed in @hofeshco In The Brain last night - the 8 dancers comprising the Shechter II development cohort are definitely ones to watch.
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