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A must-see for Westminster obsessives: Riverside Studios’ Bloody Difficult Women reviewed

Plus: a fabulous piece of entertainment at Park90

Andrew Woodall as the play's most potent and engaging character, Paul Dacre, and Jessica Turner as Theresa May in Bloody Difficult Women. Image: Mark Senior
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  • Bloody Difficult Women

    Riverside Studios, until 2 April

  • Ghosts of the Titanic

    Park90, until 2 April

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