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5 stories by "Michael Henderson"

Knights to remember in the West End by Michael Henderson

The cost of going to the theatre is bad for your Elf, plus Morse code, and unexpected pleasures...

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 9:00am on September 12, 2015☆⚑

Sondheim's rare imagination provides respite from theatreland's jukebox musicals by Michael Henderson

The frozen tundra that is London's West End thaws whenever a Stephen Sondheim musical opens, says Michael Henderson

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:15am on March 27, 2015☆⚑

God bless two-faced England, whatever Alan Bennett may say by Michael Henderson

The hypocritical English have achieved much; the Scots, thanks to the Act of Union, have done a bit. The Welsh have done very little, reckons Michael Henderson

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 1:15am on March 3, 2015☆⚑

Sir Ian McKellen no longer feels northern, but the call of home is undeniable by Michael Henderson

Sir Ian McKellen no longer feels northern, but you can take the boy out of Bolton... says Michael Henderson

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 1:30am on July 23, 2014☆⚑

The curse of the standing ovation by Michael Henderson

An unwanted tradition is spreading from America to West End auditoriums, says Michael Henderson

SOURCE: The Telegraph at 2:35am on May 30, 2014☆⚑

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