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Review: Sunny Afternoon, New Wimbledon Theatre
Not to be confused with Kinky Boots (despite the similar logos), Sunny Afternoon continues its tour in the land of…
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Review: Taniko, Theatro Technis
Voilà! Festival ships over a tale of sisterhood, sacrifice and gentrification, in the shifting patter of Greek from Athens to…
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Review: Into The Hairy by S-E-D // Sharon Eyal, Sadler’s Wells
Have you ever wondered what the spiders in the corner of your room do when you blast some thumping techno?…
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Review: Exquisite Noise, The Place
Exquisite Noise is an exploration of rebellion and sound, the question is: does the noise make sense?
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Review: Heartbreak Hotel, Soho Theatre
A double-hander about a gory break-up might seem a little unexpected for Soho Theatre’s intimate upstairs space.
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Review: Hercules, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
How far can a cocktail of nostalgia and money take you? Evidently all the way to the Theatre Royal Drury…
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Review: Who is Claude Cahun? Southwark Playhouse
An exciting premise highlighting an extraordinary, historically overlooked person regrettably gets wrapped up in itself attempting to do justice to…
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Review: Circus Piddly, Waterloo Millennium Green
Piddly by name, but not piddly by nature. Central (South) London is treated to all the circus classics for less…
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Review: Mrs Warren’s Profession, Garrick Theatre
A garden, a mother, a daughter, and a looming line of work. Bernard Shaw’s searing social commentary springs eternal with…
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Review: Kontemporary Korea: A Double Bill of K:Dance, The Place
Korean art has long enthralled the West: from Changgeuk and Pansori (Opera/folk performance) to swooping, spidery calligraphy. Now, a festival…
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