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Sherman Theatrical Entertainment Ltd.: SHERMAN THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT SET TO RELEASE THE ROBBIE SHERMAN SONGBOOK AUDIO ALBUM ON JANUARY 14 - Vimarsana News

Sherman Theatrical Entertainment Ltd.: SHERMAN THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT SET TO RELEASE THE ROBBIE SHERMAN SONGBOOK AUDIO ALBUM ON JANUARY 14

LONDON, Jan. 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Sherman Theatrical Entertainment Ltd. announces the release of "The Robbie Sherman Songbook," marking the 100 year anniversary of Sherman family songwriting.

Irish actor Niamh McCormack lands huge role in upcoming Disney movie - Vimarsana News

Irish actor Niamh McCormack lands huge role in upcoming Disney movie

Major congratulations are in order for Irish actor Niamh McCormack, who has just landed a role in Disney's upcoming adaption of The Magic Flute.

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The Magician's Elephant, Royal Shakespeare Theatre review - family musical doesn't fully deliver - Vimarsana News

The Magician's Elephant, Royal Shakespeare Theatre review - family musical doesn't fully deliver

An elephant awakens a town emotionally shattered by war and gives hope to a lonely boy. Theatre review by Gary Naylor

The Magician's Elephant, review: the RSC's back with a spectacular fantasy - Vimarsana News

The Magician's Elephant, review: the RSC's back with a spectacular fantasy

This much-delayed fantasy is not quite Matilda, but the star attraction is a sight to behold

Now that's an elephant you'll never forget: PATRICK MARMION reviews The Magician's Elephant - Vimarsana News

Now that's an elephant you'll never forget: PATRICK MARMION reviews The Magician's Elephant

PATRICK MARMION: The story does pick up after the interval but, for the first half at least, Nancy Harris and Marc Teitler's adaptation is all dressed up with no place to go.