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Critics' Circle Theatre Award — For other uses, see Critics Circle (disambiguation). The Critics Circle Theatre Awards, originally called Drama Theatre Awards prior to 1989,[1] are British theatrical awards presented annually for the closing year s theatrical achievements. The… … Wikipedia
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