Cottis, D.

Review of The Wind of Heaven (Finborough Theatre) [Review]

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Cottis, D. 2019. Review of The Wind of Heaven (Finborough Theatre) [Review]. Wales Arts Review.

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Title	Review of The Wind of Heaven (Finborough Theatre) [Review]
Authors	Cottis, D.
Abstract	Review of 'The Wind of Heaven' at the Finborough Theatre.
Publication or Collection	Wales Arts Review
Publisher	Wales Arts Review
Print	03 Dec 2019
Online	03 Dec 2019
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Deposited	07 Jan 2020
Accepted	28 Nov 2019
Output status	Published
Web address (URL)	https://www.walesartsreview.org/theatre-wind-of-heaven-finborough/
Language	English
Accepted author manuscript	License CC BY 4.0

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