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Quadrophenia
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16 days ago
Clacton, Easter 1964. Mods and Rockers clash on the seafront. Beat Brighton, Skeggy and Scarborough to it by a few months. Quadrophenia came early to Essex.
6 months ago
Brighton’s historic Palace Pier up for sale as tourist numbers fall ⊕
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
BPG hopes to find buyer for Grade II-listed structure by the summer after slump in profits and rising costs
Brighton’s historic Palace Pier has been put up for sale after a decline in tourist numbers,…
7 months ago
Ballet star Matthew Ball on gruelling roles and getting ogled on Instagram: ‘I don’t feel precious about my body’ ⊕⊕
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a story from The Guardian ⚠️ › International
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Tall, handsome and used to receiving fire emojis on his social media posts, the dancer has, with his partner Mayara Magri, been called ‘the Posh’n’Becks of ballet’. But there is suffering in his art:…
12 months ago
Leslie Ash, 65, shows off her taut visage as she reunites with Phil Daniels, 66, at Quadrophenia event - 45 years after filming cult classic ○
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a story from The Daily Mail 💩 › The Daily Mail
The actors, aged 65 and 66 respectively, looked in great spirits as they posed on the red carpet at a ballet adaptation of the 1979 British drama at Sadler's Wells in London.
14 months ago
Pete Townshend remakes Quadrophenia for a new generation: ‘The world is a dangerous place at the moment’ ○
It may be set 60 years ago, but a new ballet version of The Who’s rock opera asks questions about youth, society and masculinity that still resonate – and it brought its original creator to tears
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I should have left The Who before we got famous...and... ○
As his rock opera Quadrophenia is turned into a new ballet, Pete Townshend reveals he thinks he'd have been happier without the band - and why they're still going today...
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