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The design is really wonderful and imaginative and also very exciting. I had read the book and really couldn’t see how it could be turned into a play in the first place as so much of it is about what goes on inside the head of a boy with Autism. It’s fantastic. The acting, especially the lead role played by Graham Butler was superb. I urge you to go and see this because I guarantee that you haven’t seen a production as good as this for a long time… (sorry now I’ve spoilt it for you!)

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Our London: The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time

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