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ALT A stage scene from the play 'Tell Me How It Ends' by Tasha Dowd. An actor with curly blonde hair and glasses, wearing a sleeveless top and holding a green bottle, laughs and leans towards another actor. The other actor, with dark hair and a moustache, is wearing a colourful patterned shirt and a black leather cap, smiling back at the first actor. The background includes a hospital bed. Overlaid text includes a review quote from The Guardian: 'A sweet and sentimental testament to solidarity.' The title of the play and the author's name are prominently displayed at the bottom.
ALT A stage scene from the play 'Tell Me How It Ends' by Tasha Dowd. Two actors, one with curly blonde hair and glasses and the other with dark hair, stand back to back, both looking through small binoculars. The background is decorated with photos and bathed in pink lighting. Overlaid text includes a four-star rating and a review quote from North West End: 'The story is told with care and love, injected with humour throughout.' The title of the play and the author's name are prominently displayed at the top.
ALT A stage scene from the play 'Tell Me How It Ends' by Tasha Dowd. In the foreground, an actor with curly blonde hair and glasses, wearing a colourful patterned shirt, looks thoughtfully into the distance. In the background, another actor with dark hair sits slightly out of focus, with a soft smile. Overlaid text includes a five-star rating and a review quote from Better than Words: 'An incredible and moving piece of theatre.' The title of the play and the author's name are prominently displayed at the bottom.
ALT A stage scene from the play 'Tell Me How It Ends' by Tasha Dowd. An actor with dark hair and a moustache, wearing a colourful patterned shirt and a white t-shirt, is energetically posing with his arm raised and head tilted down. The background is decorated with photos and has a pinkish hue. Overlaid text includes a four-star rating and a review quote from Arts City Liverpool: 'Thoughtful and perhaps unexpectedly—given the subject matter—uplifting new drama.' The title of the play and the author's name are prominently displayed at the bottom.
