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Tales of the Brothers Grimm review

“A boisterous, patriarchy-smashing brew”
Sarah Workman in Tales of the Brothers Grim at the Sherman Theatre, Cardiff. Photo: Mark Douet
Sarah Workman in Tales of the Brothers Grim at the Sherman Theatre, Cardiff. Photo: Mark Douet
In this ambitious panto, writer Hannah McPake throws famous folk tales into a melting-pot and blends them into a patriarchy-smashing show

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