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Here's what's new on our website in the past week
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James Lark talks to us about new musical, Infants, coming to OSO Arts Centre this week. We chat the show, musicals in general and why eight year old's are really just like the adults.
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Playing 13 - 17 July, an autobiographical play about memories and reflections, self-isolation and self-reconcillation.
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A great chance to catch this unique looking play in the rather wonderful and unusual settings of The Crypt Gallery at St Pancreas.
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Just £10 (plus fees). Students use EAST15 at checkout to get £2 off your ticket.
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A humorously absurdist exploration of the relationship between actor and character, the succession of intellectual property, and men and frogs.
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This tale of deception in the upper classes is given a roaring 1920’s overhaul. The production races around with frantic energy, humorously ‘Putting on the Ritz’.
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Effervescently joyful, this reprise of a great classic is a heartwarming, foot-tapping restorative. Kerry Ellis as ice-blonde chanteuse Reno Sweeney dazzles and lifts everyone’s spirits.
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A short and sweet, intimate sharing of hilarious folk tales from Japan. With some great performances, it is sure to make you laugh and appreciate the simplicity of storytelling.
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Dracula’s Guest offers two good performances, a solid script and a memorably close and, of course, bloody climax.
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A disappointingly static and lifeless production, despite accomplished acting and some striking lighting effects.
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The conception of a brilliantly exciting theatre company, Rapture is a fresh and exhilarating play that colourfully encapsulates queer relationships in London. It’s a must see.
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An unsettling, sometimes surreal account of a discharged soldier’s downfall and mental instability, which is sadly too relevant to current news.
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