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theatreland

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theatreland [ˈθɪətəlænd] Nteatrolandia f
theatreland
n (Brit) → Theatergegend f; in theatrelandin der Theatergegend


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WE'VE teamed up with the award-winning Holiday Inn Glasgow Theatreland to offer one lucky reader the chance to Christmas Party the night away with five of their chums.
The heart of Theatreland is Shaftesbury Avenue so this is definitely the direction to head if theatre is what you want to see.
Drawing in up to 15 million people each year, Theatreland is home to timeless classics, musicals, comedy and contemporary plays, making it a highlight of any visit to the city.
 
 
 
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