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Nightbird Lullabies

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Fancy a spot of flower-arranging or a trip back to school? Anne-Louise Rentell burns the midnight oil with Duckie for their season of unusual theatre.

Artist / Author Anne-Louise Rentell
Reference A0426
Date 2002
Journal Total Theatre
Journal date Autumn 2003
Type Article

Keywords

Anne-Louise Rentell cabaret Duckie London Simon Casson Vauxhall

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