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REVIEW: The Peaceful Hour at Liverpool's Royal Court Theatre

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THE Royal Court's latest production is a love letter to Kirkby - and all who hail from that famous part of Merseyside whether it is John Conteh., China Crisis or St Kev's School.

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review: The Peaceful Hour

Rating: 4 out of 5. A laugh-out-loud, nostalgia-filled comedy with plenty of heart On the surface, The Peaceful Hour seems like a classic culture clash turned love story – a posh southerner stepping into the unfamiliar world of Kirkby and falling for a local working-class mobile hairdresser. But Gerry Linford’s latest play is much more than that. It’s a witty, self-aware, and at times delightfully cheesy exploration of love, community, and belon…

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REVIEW: The Peaceful Hour at Liverpool's Royal Court Theatre

THE Royal Court's latest production is a love letter to Kirkby - and all who hail from that famous part of Merseyside whether it is John Conteh., China Crisis or St Kev's School.

2 days ago·Merseyside, United Kingdom

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