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Theatre review: Hamlet at the Royal Exchange Theatre in Manchester
PAUL FOLEY enjoys the buzz as Maxine Peake leads a sterling performance
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There has been a real buzz around Manchester over the last few months and it’s not been the prospect of Van Gaal reverting to a straight back four or the anticipation of Radamel Falcao pinging in the goals.
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