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SNAP Benefits in Limbo
November 2, 2025, Seattle, Washington, USA: A vendor displays a SNAP benefit sign at the West Seattle Farmers Market in Seattle on Sunday. Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson has directed nearly .2 million weekly to provide additional support to Washington's food banks if funds for nutrition assistance programs are not restored as Washington State interprets ongoing court rulings. (Credit Image: © Paul Christian Gordon/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Daily Life In Venice, Italy
A resident walks out of a small alleyway beside a restaurant on the island of Burano, in the Venetian Lagoon near Venice, Italy, on October 28, 2025. (Photo by Mike Campbell/NurPhoto) -
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Bangladesh: Colorful Fabrics Drying
October 28, 2025, Narayanganj, Dhaka, Bangladesh: Hundreds of colour-dyed sheets of cloth are spread across a field for drying in Narayanganj, Bangladesh. The colorful cloths which sell for less than 3 USD are arranged on patches of grass to dry out completely as it is cheaper and more sustainable to dry them out in sunlight. Once the fabrics are dried, they are made into garments like t-shirts and dresses before being sold across the world. (Credit Image: © Joy Saha/ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el al-Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Moammar el Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Moammar el Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Moammar el Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el al-Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el al-Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Moammar el Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Moammar el Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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Moammar el Qaddafi signs over 14-billion-dollars in contracts with France
Libyan leader, Colonel Moammar el Qaddafi is welcomed to Elysee Palace by French President Nicolas Sarkozy. As a part of the controversial visit, Sarkozy was set to sign contracts worth some $14.6 billion for arms, a nuclear reactor and a seawater desalination plant sought by Libya. Qaddafi's arrival at Elysee Palace sparked outrage even among some members of Sarkozy's own cabinet, with Secretary of State for Human Rights Rama Yade remarking that France was not a "doormat" on which Qaddafi could wipe the blood of his crimes. (FOTO:DUKAS/POLARIS) -
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'Ballad Of A Small Player' Los Angeles Premiere
October 14, 2025, Los Angeles, California, USA: COLIN FARRELL at the 'Ballad of a Small Player' premiere at the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles. (Credit Image: © Kathy Hutchins via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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'Ballad Of A Small Player' Los Angeles Premiere
October 14, 2025, Los Angeles, California, USA: FALA CHEN at the 'Ballad of a Small Player' premiere at the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles. (Credit Image: © Kathy Hutchins via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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'Ballad Of A Small Player' Los Angeles Premiere
October 14, 2025, Los Angeles, California, USA: ALEXIS KNAPP at the 'Ballad of a Small Player' premiere at the Egyptian Theater in Los Angeles. (Credit Image: © Kathy Hutchins via ZUMA Press Wire (FOTO: DUKAS/ZUMA)
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Travel Destination: Ios
A view of a small chapel with crosses and a bell in the countryside on October 2025 in Ios, Greece. (Photo by Manuel Romano/NurPhoto) -
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Travel Destination: Ios
A small blue-and-white chapel stands among olive trees and hills on September 16, 2025, in Ios, Greece. (Photo by Manuel Romano/NurPhoto) -
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Travel Destination: Ios
A small blue-and-white chapel stands among olive trees and hills on September 16, 2025, in Ios, Greece. (Photo by Manuel Romano/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kutaisi
A baby cat looks as is seen in Kutaisi, Georgia on September 25, 2025. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kutaisi
A baby cat looks as is seen in Kutaisi, Georgia on September 25, 2025. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Kutaisi
Baby cats are seen in Kutaisi, Georgia on September 25, 2025. (Photo by Jakub Porzycki/NurPhoto) -
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Keyring charm digital camera
Ferrari Press Agency
Charmera 1
Ref 17144
11/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Kodak
Photographic company Kodak has unveiled a tiny retro point-and-shoot camera — which dangles on Its own keychain like a charm.
The digital Charmera comes with vintage filters and is designed as a modern twist on the brand’s first signature single-use camera called the Fling from the Eighties.
The new device enables users to save and transfer photos and videos using a USB-C cable and without using any film rolls.
The company says it is both a digital camera and a collectible item.
It is so small that four of them can fit in the user’s hand.
The Charmera includes seven different retro-style filters replicating the nostalgic film and vintage photography aesthetics.
Alongside these, there are four different Kodak-branded frames that add decorative borders to images and classic photography elements like film sprocket holes or vintage camera branding.
A date stamp feature allows users to mark their photos with shooting dates, which is a common feature from film cameras of earlier decades.
The camera can also record video,
There are seven retro styles for the camera which is sold in blind boxes so a buyer does not know which one they are getting until the box is opened.
The camera also comes with a keyring and a USB-C cable.
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OPS: The Kodak Charmera has range of frame options for photos
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Keyring charm digital camera
Ferrari Press Agency
Charmera 1
Ref 17144
11/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Kodak
Photographic company Kodak has unveiled a tiny retro point-and-shoot camera — which dangles on Its own keychain like a charm.
The digital Charmera comes with vintage filters and is designed as a modern twist on the brand’s first signature single-use camera called the Fling from the Eighties.
The new device enables users to save and transfer photos and videos using a USB-C cable and without using any film rolls.
The company says it is both a digital camera and a collectible item.
It is so small that four of them can fit in the user’s hand.
The Charmera includes seven different retro-style filters replicating the nostalgic film and vintage photography aesthetics.
Alongside these, there are four different Kodak-branded frames that add decorative borders to images and classic photography elements like film sprocket holes or vintage camera branding.
A date stamp feature allows users to mark their photos with shooting dates, which is a common feature from film cameras of earlier decades.
The camera can also record video,
There are seven retro styles for the camera which is sold in blind boxes so a buyer does not know which one they are getting until the box is opened.
The camera also comes with a keyring and a USB-C cable.
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OPS: The Kodak Charmera comes in seven styles
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Keyring charm digital camera
Ferrari Press Agency
Charmera 1
Ref 17144
11/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Kodak
Photographic company Kodak has unveiled a tiny retro point-and-shoot camera — which dangles on Its own keychain like a charm.
The digital Charmera comes with vintage filters and is designed as a modern twist on the brand’s first signature single-use camera called the Fling from the Eighties.
The new device enables users to save and transfer photos and videos using a USB-C cable and without using any film rolls.
The company says it is both a digital camera and a collectible item.
It is so small that four of them can fit in the user’s hand.
The Charmera includes seven different retro-style filters replicating the nostalgic film and vintage photography aesthetics.
Alongside these, there are four different Kodak-branded frames that add decorative borders to images and classic photography elements like film sprocket holes or vintage camera branding.
A date stamp feature allows users to mark their photos with shooting dates, which is a common feature from film cameras of earlier decades.
The camera can also record video,
There are seven retro styles for the camera which is sold in blind boxes so a buyer does not know which one they are getting until the box is opened.
The camera also comes with a keyring and a USB-C cable.
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OPS: The Kodak Charmera
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Keyring charm digital camera
Ferrari Press Agency
Charmera 1
Ref 17144
11/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Kodak
Photographic company Kodak has unveiled a tiny retro point-and-shoot camera — which dangles on Its own keychain like a charm.
The digital Charmera comes with vintage filters and is designed as a modern twist on the brand’s first signature single-use camera called the Fling from the Eighties.
The new device enables users to save and transfer photos and videos using a USB-C cable and without using any film rolls.
The company says it is both a digital camera and a collectible item.
It is so small that four of them can fit in the user’s hand.
The Charmera includes seven different retro-style filters replicating the nostalgic film and vintage photography aesthetics.
Alongside these, there are four different Kodak-branded frames that add decorative borders to images and classic photography elements like film sprocket holes or vintage camera branding.
A date stamp feature allows users to mark their photos with shooting dates, which is a common feature from film cameras of earlier decades.
The camera can also record video,
There are seven retro styles for the camera which is sold in blind boxes so a buyer does not know which one they are getting until the box is opened.
The camera also comes with a keyring and a USB-C cable.
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OPS: The Kodak Charmera
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Keyring charm digital camera
Ferrari Press Agency
Charmera 1
Ref 17144
11/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Kodak
Photographic company Kodak has unveiled a tiny retro point-and-shoot camera — which dangles on Its own keychain like a charm.
The digital Charmera comes with vintage filters and is designed as a modern twist on the brand’s first signature single-use camera called the Fling from the Eighties.
The new device enables users to save and transfer photos and videos using a USB-C cable and without using any film rolls.
The company says it is both a digital camera and a collectible item.
It is so small that four of them can fit in the user’s hand.
The Charmera includes seven different retro-style filters replicating the nostalgic film and vintage photography aesthetics.
Alongside these, there are four different Kodak-branded frames that add decorative borders to images and classic photography elements like film sprocket holes or vintage camera branding.
A date stamp feature allows users to mark their photos with shooting dates, which is a common feature from film cameras of earlier decades.
The camera can also record video,
There are seven retro styles for the camera which is sold in blind boxes so a buyer does not know which one they are getting until the box is opened.
The camera also comes with a keyring and a USB-C cable.
\
OPS: The Kodak Charmera
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Keyring charm digital camera
Ferrari Press Agency
Charmera 1
Ref 17144
11/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Kodak
Photographic company Kodak has unveiled a tiny retro point-and-shoot camera — which dangles on Its own keychain like a charm.
The digital Charmera comes with vintage filters and is designed as a modern twist on the brand’s first signature single-use camera called the Fling from the Eighties.
The new device enables users to save and transfer photos and videos using a USB-C cable and without using any film rolls.
The company says it is both a digital camera and a collectible item.
It is so small that four of them can fit in the user’s hand.
The Charmera includes seven different retro-style filters replicating the nostalgic film and vintage photography aesthetics.
Alongside these, there are four different Kodak-branded frames that add decorative borders to images and classic photography elements like film sprocket holes or vintage camera branding.
A date stamp feature allows users to mark their photos with shooting dates, which is a common feature from film cameras of earlier decades.
The camera can also record video,
There are seven retro styles for the camera which is sold in blind boxes so a buyer does not know which one they are getting until the box is opened.
The camera also comes with a keyring and a USB-C cable.
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OPS: The Kodak Charmera . What's in the box.
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Keyring charm digital camera
Ferrari Press Agency
Charmera 1
Ref 17144
11/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Kodak
Photographic company Kodak has unveiled a tiny retro point-and-shoot camera — which dangles on Its own keychain like a charm.
The digital Charmera comes with vintage filters and is designed as a modern twist on the brand’s first signature single-use camera called the Fling from the Eighties.
The new device enables users to save and transfer photos and videos using a USB-C cable and without using any film rolls.
The company says it is both a digital camera and a collectible item.
It is so small that four of them can fit in the user’s hand.
The Charmera includes seven different retro-style filters replicating the nostalgic film and vintage photography aesthetics.
Alongside these, there are four different Kodak-branded frames that add decorative borders to images and classic photography elements like film sprocket holes or vintage camera branding.
A date stamp feature allows users to mark their photos with shooting dates, which is a common feature from film cameras of earlier decades.
The camera can also record video,
There are seven retro styles for the camera which is sold in blind boxes so a buyer does not know which one they are getting until the box is opened.
The camera also comes with a keyring and a USB-C cable.
\
OPS: The Kodak Charmera
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
DUKAS_188781355_FER
Keyring charm digital camera
Ferrari Press Agency
Charmera 1
Ref 17144
11/09/2025
See Ferrari text
Picture MUST credit: Kodak
Photographic company Kodak has unveiled a tiny retro point-and-shoot camera — which dangles on Its own keychain like a charm.
The digital Charmera comes with vintage filters and is designed as a modern twist on the brand’s first signature single-use camera called the Fling from the Eighties.
The new device enables users to save and transfer photos and videos using a USB-C cable and without using any film rolls.
The company says it is both a digital camera and a collectible item.
It is so small that four of them can fit in the user’s hand.
The Charmera includes seven different retro-style filters replicating the nostalgic film and vintage photography aesthetics.
Alongside these, there are four different Kodak-branded frames that add decorative borders to images and classic photography elements like film sprocket holes or vintage camera branding.
A date stamp feature allows users to mark their photos with shooting dates, which is a common feature from film cameras of earlier decades.
The camera can also record video,
There are seven retro styles for the camera which is sold in blind boxes so a buyer does not know which one they are getting until the box is opened.
The camera also comes with a keyring and a USB-C cable.
\
OPS: The Kodak Charmera
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
Loz Samuels puts some finishing touches to the decor in the Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
Loz Samuels puts some finishing touches to the decor in the Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
The horses atop the proscenium arch in the Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern are now their logo. The darker left hand horse is unrestored since the fire which damaged the building during its closure. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
The proscenium arch in the Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern is made of old piano panels and table legs. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
The proscenium arch in the Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern is made of old piano panels and table legs. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
A piano frame mounted on the wall can be used for sound effects at the Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern. It is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
A plaque on the building honours Dennis Neale, who created the Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
The Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
The Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
The Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
The Theatre of Small Convenience in Malvern is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
Loz Samuels, creative director of the Theatre of Small Convenience. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
Loz Samuels, creative director of the Theatre of Small Convenience. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
Loz Samuels, creative director of the Theatre of Small Convenience. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
Loz Samuels, creative director of the Theatre of Small Convenience. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
Loz Samuels, creative director of the Theatre of Small Convenience. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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A strangely magical place’: how the world’s smallest theatre made its community-led comeback
Loz Samuels, creative director of the Theatre of Small Convenience. The theatre is the world’s smallest commercial theatre. Local residents have spent years renovating and bringing it back to life after it fell into disrepair. It has 12 seats, is in a Victorian toilet, and was entered into the Guinness world record book in 2002.
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