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Review: Sisyphean Quick Fix, Riverside Studios
Between Malta and London, two sisters live very different lives, but come together to assist their ailing father.
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Review: Birds of Passage, The Drayton Arms Theatre
An effective statement about refugees and society’s views towards migrants, which benefits from the precise beauty of the lighting and…
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Review: The Count of Monte Cristo, Theatre at the Tabard
A humorous reimagination of Defoe's classic novel, skilfully written to still capture his essential questioning of moral responsibility
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Review: Vanya is Alive, Omnibus Theatre
A world of propaganda, politics and social pressure to conform, shown through the lens of grief.
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Review: Under the Table, Barons Court Theatre
Four tales intertwined with one another, containing secrets that cannot be suppressed forever.
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Review: Fort, Theatre503
A beautiful story that runs much deeper than two best friends looking for a ghost.
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Review: Eigengrau, Putney Arts Theatre
Four individuals intertwined with one another through either fate or logic, in a world which demands more of their attention…
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Review: The Workingman’s Club, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A thrilling tale of chaos, indulgence and danger from a single scratch ticket.
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Review: Hi, Mom, Blue Elephant Theatre
A hidden gem about the relationship between three East Asian women and their mother’s.
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Review: MASO SCHISM, Cockpit Theatre
A play about finding meaning through physical pain in a world which seems meaningless.
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