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As dry as a ghost’s burp: Donmar Warehouse’s The Human Body reviewed

Plus: a riveting musical about Live Aid at the Old Vic

Keeley Hawes and Jack Davenport in The Human Body at the Donmar Warehouse. Photo: Marc Brenner
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  • The Human Body

    Donmar Warehouse, until 13 April

  • Just For One Day: The Live Aid Musical

    The Old Vic, until 30 March

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