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Harry Rose

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As seen in: Which?, Which? Conversation, The i Paper, Buffalo News, Lexology, Commonweal Magazine, Parterre box, Outreach
Editor of Which? magazine. Former financial journo and editor. Bristol City fan.
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The Return of a Classic

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By Harry Rose Verified
| Commonweal Magazine Verified
Kurt Yaghjian and Martha Hall in the 1965 production of Amahl and the Night Visitors (Archive PL/Alamy Stock Photo) Many readers will be familiar with “The Little Drummer Boy,” a 1941 Christmas song (and 1968 Rankin & Bass claymation TV special) about a boy who, too poor to offer a real gift to the infant Jesus, breaks through the silent night playing his drum as an offering.
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6 things the Which? Magazine editor would never do

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By Natalie Turner, Harry Rose Verified, Harry RoseEditor
| Which? Verified
Working at Which? often means discovering many useful titbits on a day-to-day basis, be it finding the best bargains on the latest products, dodging scams, or learning new hacks to make your life easier. For this member-exclusive article, we asked Harry Rose - editor of Which? Magazine - to tell us how working at Which? has influenced his do's and don'ts of everyday life. Scroll on to see the things he'd never do. Which? members can log in to reveal the six things our Which?
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Hiding in plain sight

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By Harry Rose Verified
| Parterre box Verified
In the opera, wickedly goaded along by the hallucinatory Aegean sun, a sordid quartet of characters gradually hacks away at the layers of propriety that loosely bind them while literally hacking away at the newly excavated archaeological ruins of ancient Mycenae. In the theater (NYU’s Skirball Center the weekend before last), our own curiosity drives an interest in an “undiscovered” work that holds tantalizing promise.
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