Subtitled "an epic song of love," Moon tells the story of Diana and Sam

An elderly man, suited and booted in white, stalks onto the stage... (continued)

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Set amidst the trendy young arty types of east London, the ambiti... (continued)

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Wandering through the damp caverns of the Underbelly, decorated w... (continued)

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“Mr Piffles is a stunt chihuahua,” says the voiceover at the begi... (continued)

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Irish rock singer Jack Lukeman’s enjoyable show isn’t the only on... (continued)

Los Angeles-based jazz pianist Louis Durra clearly loves his job

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