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Glitter & Doom is the newest jukebox musical to appear on our screens, and it is certainly one not to be missed. This musical presents a gay love story set to the music of The Indigo Girls. The film tells the story of a dark and twisty singer/songwriter (Alan Cammish) who has difficulty getting
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GLITTER & DOOM is a queer love story brought to life by the music of the Indigo Girls. The narrative follows the enchanting tale of a circus dreamer, portrayed by Filipino star Alex Diaz, and a talented but struggling musician, portrayed by UK newcomer Alan Cammish. So, their journey begins with a
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