The RSC’s adaptation of My?Neighbour Totoro will not be returning to the Barbican theatre, London, as an article said ( Enter the dragon , 4 May, Saturday magazine, p32). It will be at the Gillian Lynne theatre, London, from 8?March 2025. Also, we described Daisy?Beattie as a puppet maker and supervisor on Spirited Away; she is also the puppet co-designer.

An article suggested London was the sole English region to offer free travel for those aged 60 or over. In fact, Merseytravel has a similar scheme ( Money hacks: how to get discounts if you’re aged 60 or over , 4 May, p48).

Malapropism corner: “[Charles Guilloy’s] signature dishes include?… a? slither of corn bread” ( Welcome to the largest? restaurant on? earth … , 27 April, p5).

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