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Conteh review

“Doesn’t truly sting”
ReviewsApr 24, 202611:20 by Matt BartonLiverpool Royal Court Theatre
Mark Moraghan and Aron Julius in Conteh at the Liverpool Royal Court Theatre. Photo: AB Photography
Mark Moraghan and Aron Julius in Conteh at the Liverpool Royal Court Theatre. Photo: AB Photography
Warm, splashy bio-drama about the boxing legend glosses over the man behind the myth

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