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Leopoldstadt

“Tom Stoppard's supremely moving new play”

ReviewsFeb 12, 2020by Tim BanoWyndham's Theatre, London

Ed Stoppard, Alexis Zegerman, Faye Castelow and Adrian Scarborough in Leopoldstadt. Photo: Marc Brenner

“Tom Stoppard’s supremely moving new play”

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