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Review: SOME TIMES, Sadler’s Wells
A journey through time led by dance, art and sound.
Read More »Review: Nest, Polka Theatre
A cosy, comedic story of how caring for the ‘caw’ stuff in our lives is essential.
Read More »Review: Gentlemen, Arcola Theatre
Superbly involving drama of power struggles at an English university
Read More »Review: What it Means, Wilton’s Music Hall
Based on Merle Miller’s seminal essay, ‘What It Means to Be a Homosexual’
Read More »Review: Amendments, Old Red Lion Theatre
Slick satire on workplace sensitivities
Read More »Review: Iolanthe, London Coliseum
An excellent revival, over-seasoned with ad libs and distractions
Read More »Review: Big Country: The Story Sessions, Small Beer Brew Co.
Phoebe Stringer productions prove that the genre has more to it, much much more.
Read More »Review: Othello, Riverside Studios
An audio-visual spectacle
Read More »Review: MÁM, Sadler’s Wells
Music, movement and the power of human connection- a mesmerising performance
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