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Scottish Jazz Awards 2024 WINNERS ANNOUNCED • reviewsphere
1 day ago · The Scottish Jazz Awards have tonight announced the winners of this year’s prestigious honours at an annual celebration of the finest talent within the Scottish jazz scene. Hosted by actress and singer, Suzanne Bonnar, the 12th ceremony took place at The Savings Bank in Glasgow with the jazz community gathering to honour the incredible contributions of musicians across 2024.
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THEATRE REVIEW: Romeo and Juliet • reviewsphere
Mar 20, 2019 · From the Twitter-esque gossiping of the prologue and the house party vibe of the ball to the streetwise swagger of Charlotte Josephine’s Mercutio and the unrequited desire which Josh Finan’s Benvolio harbours for his cousin Romeo (Bally Gill), Erica Whyman’s touring production for the RSC is fresh, current and for the bulk of the first half LMAO funny.