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Chris Broom
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Chris Broom is The News's entertainments editor, who oversees our weekly what's on supplement, The Guide. He covers music, comedy, musicals, plays - if it's on a stage (and even if it's not) he'll write about it. And that includes everything from major touring acts and festival headliners, through to grassroots acts and the am-dram scene.
The News
British astronaut Tim Peake is keeping his feet firmly on the ground as he heads home to Chichester with his one-man ...
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A 26-YEAR-OLD man has become one of the first in the country to be convicted of a new offence introduced to combat do...
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A FARM shop in the heart of the Meon Valley is hosting its first mouth-watering Food Fare next month, welcoming a var...
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Titus Andronicus was Shakespeare’s first and most shocking tragedy.
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Titus Andronicus was Shakespeare’s first and most shocking tragedy.
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The final play written by Agatha Christie in her long and illustrious career, Fiddlers Three is unusual as it is an o...
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The final play written by Agatha Christie in her long and illustrious career, Fiddlers Three is unusual as it is an o...
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The final play written by Agatha Christie in her long and illustrious career, Fiddlers Three is unusual as it is an o...
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They are Victorious Festival staples, their Christmas shows are legendary and they have raised more than £60,000 for ...
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They are Victorious Festival staples, their Christmas shows are legendary and they have raised more than £60,000 for ...
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The Who’s ties to Portsmouth run deep – they played here often in the early days of their career in the 1960s at the ...
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The Who’s ties to Portsmouth run deep – they played here often in the early days of their career in the 1960s at the ...
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