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Review: Rockstar, King’s Head Theatre
Tuneful tale of bisexuality in the music business.
Read More »Feature: Lunchtime theatre: Why was it integral to the development of fringe?
Sara West takes us on a whirlwind tour of lunchtime theatre and its origins
Read More »Review: The MP, Aunty Mandy & Me, King’s Head Theatre
Entertaining one-man show about gay sex and local politics.
Read More »Interview: Childminding with The Manny
Sam McArdle about his play The Manny.
Read More »Interview: Diving into The Drought
Nina Atesh and Chloe Cattin on bringing their horror play to the London stage
Read More »Interview: Paul Bradshaw aims to Tell Me Straight
Chiswick Playhouse 15 - 26 February
Read More »Stripped, King’s Head Theatre – Review
An unmissable performance
Read More »World’s End, King’s Head Theatre – Review
Beautiful drama of two unusual families
Read More »Trump the Musical, King’s Head Theatre – Review
It’s the impossibly distant year 2020, and the world is on the brink of nuclear war. King Nigel Farage rules the Disunited Kingdom of England and Northern Ireland, and Trump’s popularity is higher than ever: “He gave us our jobs back,” exclaims one satisfied voter, “I’m now a full-time Muslim hunter.” Trump The Musical plays, as the central character tells us, to “the biggest musical theatre crowd there has ever been”. A riotous evening of song and dance, satire and ...
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