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Oliver!

Oliver! – November 2012, directed by Martyn Knight, assisted by Martine Burt.

“WOW what a great show”, Dorset Echo.
“It was quite simply a stunning production and the quality of the whole show
was without any question outstanding”, What’s on Weymouth




 

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