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Ray Davies, Royal Festival Hall
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Kings Of Leon, Hyde Park
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Secret War, Yesterday
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Fake Or Fortune? BBC One
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Southern Tenant Folk Union, King and Queen
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Richard III, Old Vic
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Elisabeth Leonskaja, Wigmore Hall
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Doctor Faustus, Shakespeare's Globe
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Being Shakespeare, Trafalgar Studios 1
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