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Netflix should turn this into a series: Southwark Playhouse’s Fabulist Fox Sister reviewed

Plus: why is the Young Vic so proud of Twenty Twenty? It feels like it’s been written by amateurs

The handsome and charismatic Michael Conley in The Fabulist Fox Sister. Image: © Jane Hobson
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  • The Fabulist Fox Sister

    southwarkplayhouse.co.uk, until 11 February

  • Twenty Twenty

    Young Vic, via YouTube

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