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The Shepherd’s Chameleon, CLF Art Cafe
Eugene Ionesco Directed by Moji Kareem ★★★ Pros: Both well-designed and well-acted, with an intriguing and thought provoking concept.Cons: Lofty…
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Musicals
The Great Gatsby Musical, Riverside Studios
While the production provides an enjoyable viewing experience, it being a musical adds nothing to Gatsby as a story.
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Killing Romeo, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Written and directed by Jazz Martinez-Gamboa ★★★★ Pros: The plot stays with you; I love a play that doesn’t leave…
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The Significant Other Festival, Park Theatre
Presented by The Pensive Federation ★★★★ Pros: An excellent short-play challenge with great results Cons: A couple of noticeably weaker…
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The Bear, Ovalhouse Theatre
Angela Clerkin & Lee Simpson Directed by Lee Simpson ★★★★ Pros: This show has something for everyone; from drama to…
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Nothing is the End of the World (Except for the End of the World), Finborough Theatre
Bekah Brunstetter Directed by Max Pappenheim ★★★ Pros: Well-fleshed out drama chronicling the highs and lows of adolescence complimented by…
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Outdoor
To Kill a Mockingbird, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
A predictably strong start to the 2013 season for the Open Air Theatre. Lets hope the British weather doesn't scupper…
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Not I, Royal Court
Samuel Beckett★★★ Pros: This is a masterful piece of theatre, brilliantly written and delivered with incredible sensory impact. The post…
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The Knight of the Sorrowful Figure, Blue Elephant Theatre
Tiffany Wood from the Original Cervantes “Don Quixote”Directed by Ian NicholsonResearch and development by Simon Day and Aitor Basauri ★★★…
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