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Review: Henry 4 – Facinating But With Flaws

The Bell Shakespeare Company is currently presenting a modern twist of Shakespeare’s ‘Henry IV’. The risky three a half hour production offers a testing...

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Actor Sean O’Shea will be heading to Perth with the Bell Sharespeare Company to perform in ‘Henry IV.’ Taking on several roles in this...

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