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There’s the kernel of a good show in this copycat Hamilton: Treason the Musical reviewed

Plus: a wealthy musician tries to monetise the Labour manifesto

Copycat Hamilton: Bradley Jaden as the Catholic plotter Thomas Percy — who receives ‘no mercy’ — in Treason the Musical. Credit: Gavin Nugent
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  • Treason the Musical

    Cadogan Hall, via treasonthemusical.com

  • Giles Terera in Black Matter

    Brasserie Zédel, via fane.co.uk/giles-terera, until 31 March

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