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Guards at the Taj review

“Laugh-out-loud funny”
Usaamah Ibraheem Hussain and Maanuv Thiara. Photo: Lidia Crisafulli
Usaamah Ibraheem Hussain and Maanuv Thiara. Photo: Lidia Crisafulli
Warm performances smooth over the knotty moral debates in this revival of Rajiv Joseph’s bloody two-hander

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