The film is full of cracking one-liners. Plus lots of silly dialogue that, for some reason, makes one glad to be alive
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I rather wish that Angela Hartnett could find a sugar daddy who would back her in her own enterprise
Murano
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Not the love story to end all others, but pleasingly easy on the eye
Romeo And Juliet
A real hidden gem, worth travelling to, prices, food and portions, spot on!
The final scene was too short and too obvious but other than that I highly recommend it.
What a delightful frothy night at the theatre watching such a witty and wonderfully non pc musical
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