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It's the Economy, Stupid! review

“Smart, sharp writing”
ReviewsAug 3, 2024by Natasha TripneyPleasance Dome, Edinburgh
Joe Sellman-Leava and Dylan Howells in It's the Economy, Stupid! at Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh. Photo: Dylan Howells
Joe Sellman-Leava and Dylan Howells in It's the Economy, Stupid! at Pleasance Dome, Edinburgh. Photo: Dylan Howells
Eloquent and digestible show by Joe Sellman-Leava about financial matters that deftly blends the personal and political

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