James Prescott
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After the Dance, Bridewell Theatre – Review
Taking place at company Sedos’ own residence at Bridewell Theatre on the edge of the City, the not-so-amateur collective brings…
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Omish, Courtyard Theatre – Review
Admirable effort from a cast determined to get their name out there.
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The Distance You Have Come, Cockpit Theatre – Review
Pros: Beautifully written – the musical variety manages to convey just about every human emotion. Cons: The actors’ volume levels…
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I Will Miss You When You’re Gone, Hen and Chickens Theatre – Review
Pros: Worth watching, if just to see some of the more complex scenes played out. Cons: It could do with…
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Around The World In 80 Days @ Union Theatre – Review
Pros: Soaring harmonies, immersive set design, and some truly terrific choreography throughout Cons: Several questionable directorial decisions plague the production…
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Circa’s Peepshow, Underbelly Festival – Review
Big league acrobatics in a small-top tent at Southbank’s Underbelly Festival.
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The O.S. Map Fan Club, Etcetera Theatre – Review
Pros: Endearing, sincere, wholesome and zany. Cons: As of yet no news of a sequel. You may think that…
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The Soul of Wittgenstein, Omnibus Theatre – Review
Pros: Subtlety, hilarity and tragedy in equal measure Cons: Restatement of character qualities becomes repetitive in just a few places,…
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Tumulus, The Vaults – Review
Pros: Pacy thriller uses simple but effective tactics to create a cinematic experience. Cons: A bit tedious in parts, but…
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The Actualisation Show, Blue Elephant Theatre – Review
Sensitive, sincere, hilarious approach to heavy topic
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