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Your support makes all the difference.Unperformed for nearly a century, Euripides' Ion was the re-discovery of 1994 with ATC's Nick Philippou directing not one, but two productions (in Greek and English). Nicholas Wright's excellent production for the RSC starring Jude Law is back at the Pitthis week.
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