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With Medieval Wit and Drama, “Lion in Winter” Ends City Repertory’s Second Season

May 17, 2013 | FlaglerLive | 2 Comments

James Goldman’s “Lion in Winter”–opening at Palm Coast’s City Repertory Theatre this weekend–may be set in a Medieval Christmas, but the themes are as contemporary as family love, quarrels, mistresses and jealousies, and the action blazes with humor and passion.

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