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Dear Wikipedians - as you review this for acceptance please note that the notable Theatre production partnership David Pugh and Dafydd Rogers was originally a joint page on wikipedia. Someone edited out Rogers from that page (in a way that suggests something personal as Rogers was completely removed from the page despite all the mentions of him in most of the sources!) and made the page reference solely David Pugh. This draft is therefore to establish an independent page for Rogers now that they are no longer working together. There is some overlap in content as the bulk of both careers to date was in partnership, but both are continuing to be active in the profession independently of one another and thus need their own independent pages with reference to their shared history in both (most sources indicate this). There is currently a redirect from this page to Pugh's page but I don't think that is correct and hopefully can be reconfigured if this page is accepted. Theatrebuff1989 (talk) 13:08, 27 August 2024 (UTC)Reply