MAFS UK: Two couples call it quits and an explosive secret shared
It was a rocky week for some couples and the end of the road for others.
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Madagascar the Musical: A treat for the whole family
This all-singing, all-dancing adaptation of the popular DreamWorks film is a lot of fun.
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One-man play encapsulates what's magic about live theatre
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Teeks stuns at the Civic: 'I lost my cool and yelled in sheer delight'
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Review: Ruby Esther proves why she has already won so many awards in her young career.
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Review: Laura Daniel and Joseph Moore's act hits new heights in their biggest show yet.
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Comedy Fest review: Darkly comic sketch a celebration of laughter
Review: Brynley Stent has likely delivered her best show yet.
Comedy Fest review: Billy T nominee finds the funny side of low vision
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Bec Sandys' Happy Cabbage could be the most relatable show of the Comedy Festival.
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