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The Duchess of Malfi, Southwark Playhouse – Review
John Webster Directed by Owen Horsley ★★★ Pros: Interesting staging and style, with engaging character portrayal and genuinely eye-opening moments.…
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The Taming of the Shrew, The Rose Theatre, Bankside – Review
William Shakespeare Directed by Pamela Schermann ★★★★★ Pros: A fantastic adaptation of Shakespeare with a very poignant modern twist and…
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Doonreagan, Jermyn Street Theatre – Review
by Ann Henning JocelynDirected by Alex Dmitriev ★★★★ Pros: Play offers an insight into a little-known time in poet Ted…
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The Picture of Dorian Gray, Greenwich (Secret Location) – Review
by Oscar WildePresented by The Alchemic Order★★★ Pros: The combination of promenade theatre and “Dorian Gray’s private home” gives this…
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Pope Joan, St. James’Church – Review
by Louise BrealeyDirected by Paul Hart★★★★ Pros: Everything about this piece is good – the writing, the acting, the setting,…
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Unsung, Rosemary Branch Theatre – Review
by Ayndrilla SingharayDirected by Lucy Allan★★★★ Pros: Intense plot and acting filled with emotion and surprises, with an overwhelming ending.…
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Never Have I Seen Mount Fuji, Brockley Jack Studio Theatre – Review
Howard ColyerDirected by Sarah Marr and Scott Le Crass★★★★ Pros: Produced perfectly, performed fantastically, written engagingly. Cons: I did not…
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Specie, New Diorama Theatre
Joe White Directed by Josh Roche ★★★★ Pros: A beautiful piece of theatre. Thoughtful and creatively presented. Cons: Not enough…
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Dance
Story Of A Night Pianist, The Space
Go and see this if you like the utterly bizarre. It wonderfully meanders round a residential area and makes it…
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Camden Fringe: Two Heads Are Better Than One, Etcetera Theatre
Part of the Camden Fringe 2013 Created by Plumpkin Theatre Company ★★★ Pros: A different kind of theatrical experience that…
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