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‘What does ‘Spring’ mean exactly?’: London’s theatre chief on Tier 4 purgatory
The recent swathe of theatre openings – and almost immediate closures – has knocked the confidence of many in the industry. How can you invest in a show when so many factors are out of your control? Read my full Telegraph interview … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged 2021, comedy, easter, eleanor lloyd, government, interview, london, play, producer, solt, spring, telegraph, theatre, west end
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April issue of ‘Dance Today’
Spring is finally here (I think…), and so is the new issue of Dance Today magazine. This month, there’s a report on the surprising new champions and returning favourites of the 2013 Pink Jukebox Trophy, the rise of American social dance and … Continue reading
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Tagged america, april, article, ballroom, buy, competition, craze, dance, dance today, hip hop, magazine, pink jukebox, read, results, social dance, spring
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