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The Citizen Review: Indian Ink, Hampstead Theatre

The Citizen Review: Indian Ink, Hampstead Theatre

 'A quiet, multi-layered play with wit, warmth and melancholy that draws you in and leaves its mark. It has "rasa' in abundance' FOUR STARZ  1930, India. Flora Crewe, a noted Bloomsbury Group poet, undertakes a journey through India for her health. Free-spirited and without social inhibitions she unsettles most people she meets, but secretly captivates Nirad Das, a handsome Indian painter. 1980s England. Flora’s sister, Mrs Swan, is visited by...

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Brazen nighttime robbery at Lots Road house by three men

Brazen nighttime robbery at Lots Road house by three men

Police are hunting for three men who committed a shocking and brazen robbery on a home in Lots Road. The three men, all aged between their late teens and early 20s, knocked on a door at 8:30pm on 4th January and barged in the moment the unsuspecting house owner opened the door. The gang, who are all described as black with London accents, then pretended to make themselves at home and conduct a conversation with the startled resident. One of the...

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