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Michael Duke talks ‘Get Up, Stand Up’: “Freedom drove Bob Marley as a human and an artist”

Every night, London’s Lyric Theatre is transformed into a world of hate and injustice won over by a message of peace and love – shouted through Jamaican reggae hearts. Though long (and too early) gone, Bob Marley’s pressence still stands strongly in the West End thanks to Get Up, Stand Up, the musical depicting the […]

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22 September, 2022

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Michael Duke habla de ‘Get Up, Stand Up’: “La libertad impulsó a Bob Marley como ser humano y como artista”

Cada noche, el Lyric Theatre de Londres se transforma en un mundo de odio e injusticia conquistado por un mensaje de paz y amor, gritado a través de los corazones del reggae jamaicano. Aunque hace mucho tiempo (y demasiado pronto) que se fue, la presencia de Bob Marley sigue siendo fuerte en el West End […]

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22 September, 2022

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Michael Duke talks ‘Get Up, Stand Up’: “Freedom drove Bob Marley as a human and an artist”

Michael Duke habla de ‘Get Up, Stand Up’: “La libertad impulsó a Bob Marley como ser humano y como artista”