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INTERVIEW: Writer & director Leo Flanagan on transferring Feathers from a bookshop during lockdown to the Lion & Unicorn

In Featured Shows, Features, Interviews, Native by Featured Content11th September 2021

After a site-specific lockdown run at the Calder Bookshop, Feathers transfers to the Lion & Unicorn Theatre this month. We caught up with Gutter Street’s writer/director Leo Flanagan about the play and the company’s unique approach to making theatre.

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‘A charming production in an intimate & bubbly fringe setting’: THE LONG NOW – Etcetera Theatre

In London theatre, Native, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Violet Mackintosh2nd June 2021

The Long Now is a timely reminder to support the arts, especially fringe theatre, as we emerge from a dry spell for live performance. I do hope that this timeless production will return in some form as it really was the perfect reintroduction to the theatrical world.

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