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71 Coltman Street

“Witty yet accessible”
ReviewsFeb 28, 2022by Samuel SimsHull Truck Theatre
Kieran Knowles, Lauryn Redding and Laurie Jamieson in 71 Coltman Street at Hull Truck Theatre. Photo: Ian Hodgson
Kieran Knowles, Lauryn Redding and Laurie Jamieson in 71 Coltman Street at Hull Truck Theatre. Photo: Ian Hodgson
Hull Truck marks its 50th anniversary with a lively, surreal show that is part history lesson and part love letter

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