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The rise of soapy, dead-safe drama: The Band Back Together reviewed

Plus: two young actresses bring great spirit and energy to the rites of masculinity at the King's Head Theatre

Laura Evelyn, James Westphal and Royce Cronin in The Band Back Together at the Arcola. Credit: Kate Hockenhull photography
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  • The Band Back Together

    Arcola Theatre, until 28 September

  • Letter To Lyndon B Johnson or God: Whoever Reads this First

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