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Podcast: Wherefore art thou Conrad?
Conrad Murray talks about his work and bringing beatboxing to the masses
Read More »Podcast: A Pint and A Play with Open Bar Theatre Anyone?
Open Bar Theatre on bringing Shakespeare to Pub Gardens
Read More »Review: Sh!t-faced Presents Romeo and Juliet, Leicester Square Theatre
A stellar cast, talented in the face of alcohol-fuelled challenge.
Read More »Review: Starcrossed, Wilton’s Music Hall
A bold and witty reinterpretation of Romeo and Juliet, cleverly composed from fragments of Shakespeare original text.
Read More »& Juliet, Shaftesbury Theatre – Review
A powerhouse of a cast tell a story of ‘what if’
Read More »Juliet and Romeo: A guide to long life and a happy marriage, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Performers expertly blend dance and text together to tell a complex, fresh, yet universal story in this inventive piece of comedic dance-theatre.
Read More »Threads, The Hope Theatre – Review
Pros: Samuel Lawrence’s powerful and committed approach to an intense character. Cons: The play maintains an exaggerated level of tension which prevents the audience from truly relating to the characters, and makes for quite uncomfortable viewing. I’m all for a good love story. Especially if it’s tricky and passionate and full of drama. Threads is the story of Vic (Katharine Davenport) and Charlie (Samuel Lawrence), two exes reunited in the flat that they used to share. Over the course of an ...
Read More »Shakespeare Untold, Dome Studio (Brighton Festival) – Review
Pros: An imaginative new perspective on well-known stories Cons: Risks being patronising at times In a combined production from Shakespeare’s Globe and Seabright Productions, Shakespeare Untold introduces us to the worlds of Romeo & Juliet and somewhat obscurely Titus Andronicus, through the fictitious peripheral characters of the Capulet’s party planner, and the Emperor of Rome’s head chef. At two hours long, complete with interval, Shakespeare Untold is a fringe festival exception but the audience are never restless, not even for a ...
Read More »Living With the Lights On, Young Vic – Review
A brutally honest, touching and brilliantly delivered exploration of one man’s struggle with mental illness.
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