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Review: Murder in the Cathedral, Orange Tree Theatre (St. John the Divine)
David Suchet commands the pulpit in a gripping tale of faith, power and political convenience.
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Review: Big Dog, Riverside Studios
Three ghostwriters, one invisible boss, and a company that profits from tragedy: Big Dog is smart, silly, and sharp all…
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Review: GUTTED, Riverside Studios
With sex, sauces, and a serious case of IBS, GUTTED serves up chaos with real chemistry, even if the recipe…
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Review: Miraculous, King’s Head Theatre
Funny, unsettling and quietly intense – faith, doubt and control unravel in a tense two-hander that never stays comfortable for…
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Review: Catharsis, Bread and Roses Theatre
A slow-burn family reckoning that promises catharsis but settles for confrontation - engaging enough in the moment without ever quite…
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Review: Nosebleeds, The Glitch
A clever and quietly devastating exploration of identity and distance during conflict. Small theatre with a surprisingly strong pulse.
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Review: The Choir of Man, Arts Theatre
John McGrath called for a theatre that gave people “a good night out”. The Choir of Man delivers just that…
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Review: A Manchester Anthem, Riverside Studios
One boy’s last night out before Oxford becomes a love letter to Manchester – funny, heartfelt, and totally unmissable.
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Review: Cul-de-Sac, Omnibus Theatre
Captures the quiet chaos of middle-class suburban life with bite and booze – but at three hours long, even the…
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