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This is a blog for their reviews, debates, top tips and articles on theatre in Devon and beyond. A summer at the Prague State Opera.
Some writing, some thinking about theatre. Faisal asks, Have they got it? I am laughing along with everyone else in the shabby Art Deco theatre. It looks a lot more fun than guilt feels. Rabea Turkman before his death from kidney failure.
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Love of tea, travel and temptations. Love of tea, travel and temptations. How i got my yoga body. A poem by Janne Robinson. My fear of the darkness. I am and I want. Waiting for the sun to shine again. How i got my yoga body. A poem by Janne Robinson. Why do you love me? Tea, Travel and Temptations. How i got my yoga body. A poem by Janne Robinson. Why do you love me? Tea, Travel and Temptations.
An article has been making the rounds lately explaining and extolling the virtues of the two kinds of women. Whiskey-drinking women are adaptable by nature; we can sidle up to a bar or ease deep into a favorite reading chair. A whiskey drinker dines by moonlight, with her fingers, sitting on the floor on pillows, and any which way she pleases.