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Month: October 2018
The Bloomsbury Group was known for its wit and sparkle, both of which are sadly missing here.
Adapter and director Peter Glanville shares how he and his team brought the whimsical puppet production 'How to Hide a…
Pros: This is a full-throttle production by a contemporary theatre company oozing with confidence. Cons: The action is distractingly far-fetched,…
An enjoyable show that tries to address serious topics in the #MeToo era, but it's hard to judge how well…
Evenings with the Crick Crack Club begin with a call and response: the word ‘CRICK’ prompts the audience to inform…
Pros: The thought that went into the movement, the production, set, music, costume. Brilliantly executed, bringing serious topics to the…
Pros: A wonderfully evocative script that allows an excellent cast to explore the humour, pathos and downright brutality of war.…
Pros: The Wild Duck is a witty and inventive adaptation of Ibsen’s masterpiece. Cons: The play lacks in subtext and…
Pros: An original play with a largely female cast. Good use of props and set pieces to create the multiple…