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Shit hits the fan in topical polemic on school intake machinations
Accomplished: Claire Goose and Dorothea Myer-Bennett in Holy Shit
[Mark Douet]
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PETER MASON tunes his ear into the domestic affairs of a Carribbean couple with a troublesome son
Holy Sh!t
Kiln Theatre, London
MUCH hangs on this show as it launches the newly named Kiln Theatre in Kilburn, formerly the Tricycle. Powerful opposition to the rebranding is so dividing the locals that it falls to Alexis Zegerman’s Holy Shit to restore faith, as if the brilliantly refurbished new building with its state-of- the-art facilities were not enough.
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