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Lennon & McCartney's Final New York Meeting Portrayed in 'Two Of Us'

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Lennon & McCartney's Final New York Meeting Portrayed in 'Two Of Us'
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  • 'Two Of Us' depicts Lennon-McCartney's last meeting in a play.
  • The play takes place at Palace Theatre Watford, moving to Manchester.
    • Set in Lennon's Dakota apartment, it explores their complex dynamic.
    • Barry Sloane and Jay Johnson star as John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
    • Playwright Richard Short reimagines this historic encounter.
    • Mix of humor, nostalgia, and tension capture their friendship issues.
    • The play receives positive reviews, highlighting the Beatles' legacy.
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