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The Ladykillers, Vaudeville Theatre
Adapted by Graham LinehamDirected by Sean Foley★★★★ Pros: The main cast are skilled in delivering slapstick comedy and have excellent…
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Glasshouse, The Battersea Arts Centre
The Honest Crowd★★ Pros: It’s unique and quite funny at times. The performers show excellent composure in the face…
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The Precariat, Finborough Theatre
Emily Pulham Directed by Chris Dunkley ★★★★ Pros: All of the actors are excellent, and convincing. A very minimal set…
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In Cahoots, Hen and Chickens
Paul Raymond & Luke ManningDirected by Paul Raymond and Luke Manning★★★ Pros: Fresh, energetic and original. In Cahoots show a…
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Off West End
Can You Hear Seagulls?, Upstairs at the Southern Cross
Witty, charming and destined to get better with age.
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what happens to hope at the end of the evening, Almeida Theatre
Andy Smith and Tim CrouchDirected by Karl James★★★★ Pros: Simple, hilarious and entirely relatable with a great connection between the…
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Crookback, Etcetera Theatre
William Shakespeare, adapted by Tim Welham Directed by Megan Watson★★★Pros: As one man shows of Shakespeare’s go, this was a feat…
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Win tickets to see Fuente Ovejuna! – Closed
Good news theatre fans: we’re giving away yet another set of free tickets! We’ve teamed up with Tangram Theatre to give you a…
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Dusa, Fish, Stas and Vi, Finborough Theatre
by Pam Gems Directed by Helen Eastman ★★★★★ Pros: A fast-paced, engaging, politically charged show with characters that enter your…
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The Wonderful World of Dissocia, Red Hedgehog Theatre
Anthony Neilson Directed by Will Seaward ★★★ Pros: Brilliant, comic acting. Very funny at times. Cons: Long first half. Some…
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