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He’d Rather Be Bad

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He’d Rather Be Bad

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War is raging at the Warner Bros. lot in Leavesden, a suburb a short train ride from London best known as the place where families decamp for a day to see the Harry Potter film sets. But tucked away from the tourists, past a checkpoint that requires signing a pile of paperwork, you’ll find a rustic medieval village occupied by battling armies, partially set on fire, and — thanks to the intermittently spitting rain — slathered in mud.
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Giulia: A Baroque-Era Poisoner’s Tale all’Americana

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Jennifer Nettles, Andrew Kober, and Emily Fink in Giulia: The Poison Queen of Palermo, at the Perelman PAC. Where would musical theater be without gleaming little prop vials of potions? You need one to grant immortality in Death Becomes Her, to show off the Wizard’s magic in Wicked, to reverse the curse in Into the Woods. Vials are for fairy-tale guignol or devilish camp.
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