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but in London it can be cheap and so very rewarding.
I'm just hoping to have the time to keep this up-to-date.
Welcome.
I can't bung a DVD of something as ephemeral as a theatre experience into my machine and re-live it, so I am trying to make notes as I go.
I wish I'd started this two months earlier than I did because I had the most amazing time & I'm in fear of forgetting. I'll begin with the recent past and see how far back I can go.......
Dates and times are generally pertaining to the performance I saw. These are not reviews but notely reminders to me & anyone else who stumbles upon them.
I wish I'd started this two months earlier than I did because I had the most amazing time & I'm in fear of forgetting. I'll begin with the recent past and see how far back I can go.......
Dates and times are generally pertaining to the performance I saw. These are not reviews but notely reminders to me & anyone else who stumbles upon them.
That first sentence is not strictly true and if I have the time, I shall give details.
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