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March 2009
‘The banking-football XI would certainly play an unusual formation: no defenders but 11 strikers’
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March 2009
Daisy Waugh eavesdrops on the chattering classes
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February 2009
Daisy Waugh eavesdrops on the chattering classes
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February 2009
Some plays just don't stand the test of time: Twelfth Night at the Wyndham Theatre; Loot at the Tricycle Theatre
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