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2010
Articles from 18th Mar 2010
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Birmingham's Flatpack festival celebrates Odeon founder Deutsch
Mar 18 2010 | Stage
One of the smallest, neatest and best-packaged film festivals is all set to celebrate one of the industry’s most influential giants. Read
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Review: The Abduction from the Seraglio, Welsh National Opera at Birmingham Hippodrome
Mar 18 2010 | Stage
“Setting: the 1920s. All the action takes place on the Orient Express, en route from Paris to Istanbul”. That might have come as a surprise to Mozart. But James Robinson’s stylish 1997 production of The Abduction from the Seraglio, now acquired by Welsh National Opera, looks fantastic. Read
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Review: Twelfth Night at Birmingham Old Rep
Mar 18 2010 | Stage
Birmingham Stage Company’s adaptation of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night premiered in the city for just two days before it tours the Middle East. Read
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Julian Barnes novel Arthur & George hits the Birmingham stage
Mar 18 2010 | Stage
A novel on a Midland miscarriage of justice is being adapted for stage. Lorne Jackson talks to the author. Read
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Behzti playwright Gurpreet Kaur Bhatti returns with Behud
Mar 18 2010 | Stage
After death threats and protests, the playwright behind Behzti is back with a new play. She speaks to Lorne Jackson. Read
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Review: How Now Mrs Brown Cow, at Alexandra Theatre
Mar 18 2010 | Stage
Scribbling a raucous comedy crowd-pleaser of a play can be as demanding as writing esoteric theatre. Read
