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A Strange Wild Song, New Diorama Theatre
Presented by Rhum and Clay Theatre Company ★★★★ Pros: Lovely storytelling, great acting, creative use of set and props, impressive…
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Freakoid, Ovalhouse Theatre
Emma Adams Directed by Sarah Applewhite ★★★ Pros: A clever, witty and thought-provoking play that tackles one of societies’ most…
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MyFirstTrainers.com, Tristan Bates Theatre
Jonathan LewisPresented by Act Naturally ★★★ Pros: An entertaining concept. Witty and satirical throughout. Office workers around the country will…
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The Deep Space, Old Red Lion Theatre
Lila Whelan Directed by Claude Girardi ★★★★ Pros: An intelligent script with an excellent set of performances behind it. Cons:…
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If You Don’t Let Us Dream, We Won’t Let You Sleep, Royal Court
Anders Lustgarten Directed by Simon Godwin  ★★★ Pros: The cast are excellent and the lack of set and back stage area…
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Waiting for Lefty, White Bear Theatre
Clifford Odets Directed by Christopher Emms ★★★★ Pros: A terrific script and a (mostly) excellent cast deliver an impassioned story…
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Othello, White Bear Theatre
William Shakespeare Directed by Emily Morrison ★★★★ Pros: Gorgeous costumes, inspired direction and world class acting. Cons: Not much to…
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Dr Faustus, Network Theatre
Christopher Marlowe, adapted by Bernie C. Byrnes Director Bernie C. Byrnes ★★★ Pros: The themes of the play (the corruption…
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Linck, The Last Refuge
Danny West & Ben Fensome Directed by Danny West★★★ Pros: A strong all-female cast with a very interesting and relevant…
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Di and Viv and Rose, Hampstead Theatre
Amelia Bullmore Directed by Anna Mackmin★★★★ Pros: A play about life and friendship that is easy to relate to, funny and…
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