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    <title>The Town That Wasn&#039;t on the Map Until the Whole of Britain Was Quoting It</title>
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    <description>Leenane has a population smaller than a London bus, yet its fictionalised troubles have filled theatres from Sloane Square to Salford. We trace how one rural Irish village became the beating black heart of British theatre-going.</description>
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    <title>Layer by Layer: Why Every McDonagh Story Is an Onion in Disguise</title>
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    <description>Peel back the jokes in In Bruges, Three Billboards, and The Banshees of Inisherin and you&#039;ll find the same thing underneath: grief, guilt, and a bloke having a very bad time. We trace McDonagh&#039;s signature onion structure across three decades of making Britain and Ireland laugh until it hurts.</description>
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