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Is London’s West End Jewish enough for David Baddiel’s musical The Infidel?

Plus: East is East is one of the gems of the theatrical repertoire, especially in this near-flawless Theatre Royal Stratford East production

Jane Horrocks as the slovenly matriarch still fond of her bullying husband George (‘East is East’ playwright Ayub Khan Din, left)
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  • The Infidel — The Musical

    Theatre Royal Stratford East, until 2 November

  • East is East

    Trafalgar Studios, until 3 January 2015

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