One memorable hit after another is delivered by Sam O’Hanlon with great expertise and flair as he portrays Paul Simon, the long-term school friend of Art Garfunkel, played by Charlie Blyth. Musically, they are on top form for this … Continue Reading
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Renowned world wide for presenting new and radical artist led work, SPILL Festival of Performance was launched in 2007 by Robert Pacitti and … Continue Reading
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