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📣 Let's #HaveAGander at what’s On #Glasgow 9th - 15th Nov 📢 📢What’s On #Edinburgh 9th–15th Nov📢 'It is a wildly sensual, filthy, and gloriously entertaining triumph that proves narrative dance can be just as thrillingly cinematic as any Hollywood projector screen. Lock your doors, buckle up, and surrender to a theatrical joyride that refuses to hit the brakes.' Says @dominic.corr91 📣 #HaveAGander 🪿 at Paper Trails across Broadway: @historyofpapermusical to transfer to New York starring @alancummingreally and Shirley Henderson 📣 'Risk is an important marker of Almeida’s production. Not only is it also a debut for Will Stanton, who plays a measured Cassio, but some dramaturgical and casting decisions collide to construct exciting identities and relationships.' 'The ensemble is the lifeblood of this production, with notable standouts being Linda Orr as the ever-curious and sometimes downright dopey Korobochka, and John Moore as the boisterous and intimidating Sobakevich. Meanwhile, Steven Bradley Croall brings a physical performance that borders on clowning with his role of Kostanzhoglo, leaving the crowd with some of its biggest laughs of the night.' Says @hunter_king_horror 'Sometimes, a musical comes along that challenges you. Throws a hat into the ring with stars and accolades: promise and hope. And often, for the ‘clever men’ who are theatre critics, we’re let down. But not Operation Mincemeat. It lives up to and surpasses every expectation you may have.' 📣Let's #HaveAGander 🪿 at #Edinburgh 2nd - 8th 📣 'Departing the Traverse, one absorbs the spectral echo of marching boots across an increasingly volatile continent; sombre, disconcerting, and a haunting reminder that when sociopolitical frameworks fracture, the most fundamental act of defiance remains the unyielding insistence on existence.'

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📣 Let's #HaveAGander at what’s On #Glasgow 9th - 15th Nov 📢 📢What’s On #Edinburgh 9th–15th Nov📢 'It is a wildly sensual, filthy, and gloriously entertaining triumph that proves narrative dance can be just as thrillingly cinematic as any Hollywood projector screen. Lock your doors, buckle up, and surrender to a theatrical joyride that refuses to hit the brakes.' Says @dominic.corr91 📣 #HaveAGander 🪿 at Paper Trails across Broadway: @historyofpapermusical to transfer to New York starring @alancummingreally and Shirley Henderson 📣 'Risk is an important marker of Almeida’s production. Not only is it also a debut for Will Stanton, who plays a measured Cassio, but some dramaturgical and casting decisions collide to construct exciting identities and relationships.' 'The ensemble is the lifeblood of this production, with notable standouts being Linda Orr as the ever-curious and sometimes downright dopey Korobochka, and John Moore as the boisterous and intimidating Sobakevich. Meanwhile, Steven Bradley Croall brings a physical performance that borders on clowning with his role of Kostanzhoglo, leaving the crowd with some of its biggest laughs of the night.' Says @hunter_king_horror 'Sometimes, a musical comes along that challenges you. Throws a hat into the ring with stars and accolades: promise and hope. And often, for the ‘clever men’ who are theatre critics, we’re let down. But not Operation Mincemeat. It lives up to and surpasses every expectation you may have.' 📣Let's #HaveAGander 🪿 at #Edinburgh 2nd - 8th 📣 'Departing the Traverse, one absorbs the spectral echo of marching boots across an increasingly volatile continent; sombre, disconcerting, and a haunting reminder that when sociopolitical frameworks fracture, the most fundamental act of defiance remains the unyielding insistence on existence.'

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