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Theatre reviews:  An Octoroon, at the Abbey; Frankenstein - How to Make a Monster, at the Gate

Scenes from An Octoroon, and Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster.

Fri, 29 Apr, 2022 - 07:24
Alan O’Riordan

An Octoroon

Abbey Theatre, Dublin

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