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The Great Gatsby

“Captures the novel’s essence”

ReviewsMar 8, 2021by Natasha TripneyOnline

Tamsin Hurtado Clarke and Jesse Meadows in the Wardrobe Ensemble's The Great Gatsby. Photo: Jack Offord

The Wardrobe Ensemble presents an inventively scaled-down, two-person staging of F Scott Fitzgerald’s classic novel

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