Holding the Man (Chapel Off Chapel) – theatre review
Based on a memoir by the late Timothy Conigrave, playwright Tommy Murphy has given us
Based on a memoir by the late Timothy Conigrave, playwright Tommy Murphy has given us
WARNING: PLEASE BE AWARE THIS REVIEW CONTAINS DETAILS OF A CONFRONTING THEME In Jerrod Carmichael’s
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