Alex Hayward
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Can Can, Union Theatre – Review
In late 19th century Paris, a bawdy new dance was born. The can-can grew from the seductive dances of Moulin…
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Cuzco, Theatre503 – Review
Language can take you on a journey. Through stories we can explore the histories, cultures, and struggles of people across…
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Welcome to the UK, The Bunker – Review
Pros: Fantastic comic routines, dark satire, beautiful set design, and an endearing ensemble performance make Welcome to the UK a rewarding…
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Bricks of The Wall, Etcetera Theatre – Review
Pros: Has little to commend it, aside from a cast who are clearly enjoying the material. Cons: Suffers from an overdone…
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One Jewish Boy, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review
Pros: Funny dialogue, smart observations and powerful performances from two leads with natural chemistry. Cons: The lack of nuance and…
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Orpheus, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Pros: Beautifully staged and performed with incredible joy and skill. Cons: Fans of Django Reinhardt may find his personal story underexplored.…
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Rats at Etcetera Theatre – Review
Pros: Rats is smart and hilarious, with excellent performances and a bitingly relevant script. Cons: The ending is predictable, and…
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Rendezvous in Bratislava, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Pros: Rendezvous is inventive and immersive, with catchy songs and great performances. Cons: The comic interludes can be frustrating, as they…
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Mirabel, Ovalhouse – Review
Pros: Mirabel is a highly original and emotionally affecting tale of loss and learning. Cons: The abstract narrative can be…
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The Wild Duck, Almeida Theatre – Review
Pros: The Wild Duck is a witty and inventive adaptation of Ibsen’s masterpiece. Cons: The play lacks in subtext and…
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