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Hidden down a dark alleyway behind the bright lights and crowds of Brixton, under the railway arches, lies Club Silly and, for just over two weeks, the town of Quick Finish Bend. T...
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Monteverdi's L'Orfeo by Haymarket Opera and The Newberry Consort takes its audience to heaven while its title character goes to hell.
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"It’s a film that is very much set in the West Country"
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