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The Key Workers Cycle review

“Vivid portraits”
ReviewsMar 10, 2022by Natasha TripneyAlmeida Theatre, London
Jason Barnett, Bill Milner and Chima Akpa in The Full Works at the Almeida Theatre. Photo: Ali Wright
Jason Barnett, Bill Milner and Chima Akpa in The Full Works at the Almeida Theatre. Photo: Ali Wright
Ambitious play cycle featuring a large community cast that places key workers front and centre

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