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See what's new in the past seven days
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Podcast
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Immersing Ourselves in The West with CoLab
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Charlotte and Bertie of CoLab Theatre chat to us about new immersive show, The West. Your chance to put on your cowboy hat and become a member of a frontier town.
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Letters, Jack Studio, 26 - 29 July
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Letters creates a world that is devoid of the transitory nature of instant messaging and brings back the nostalgic era of writing letters. It reminds us that some connections are so pure that they have the power to transcend time and distance.
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The Happiest Place on Earth
Lion and Unicorn Theatre
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Plenty of potential, but falls short of exploring the deeper aspect of pent up feelings, and arrives at the ‘Disney’ ending all too suddenly.
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Give Me The Sun, Blue Elephant Theatre
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Two wonderful performances make this family drama about what we leave behind an engrossing hour of theatre.
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Sh!t-faced Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet
Leicester Square Theatre
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With a revolving cast and a different drunk each night, Sh!t-faced Shakespeare Presents: Romeo and Juliet feels like one to return to several times over.
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Sorry We Didn't Die at Sea
Seven Dials Playhouse
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ldrovandi’s script is ambitious, darkly funny and absurd. It leaves us with an extremely memorable night.
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Ants presents the peak of corporate cliché in a hilarious and energetic piece of theatre, but some of its weightier, more moving, punches fail to land.
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Duck, Jermyn Street Theatre
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Far from failing to score, Duck entertainingly explores the world of cricket and national identity through the eyes of a South Asian teenage batsman.
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Love! Valour! Compassion!, Bridewell Theatre
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A faithful recreation of Terrence McNally’s Tony award winning play, with strong standout performances and poignant moments. Some updating would make it more inclusive for the wider, non-white gay community.
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