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As a heartfelt reflection on Arab identity inspired by revolution, Nowhere is hampered by a lack of discipline and structure.
Read More »Review: Nowhere, Battersea Arts Centre
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Author Archives: Mike Carter
Review: Janie Dee’s Beautiful World Cabaret, Jermyn St Theatre
A refreshing environmental take on classic cabaret from one of British musical theatre’s greatest stars.
Read More »Review: Heart of A Dog, Camden People’s Theatre
The sheer energy of youth
Read More »Review: Judy: I’m Still Here, Ambassadors Theatre
A musically exquisite powerhouse star turn that, regrettably, plays it safe and treads too much familiar ground to truly excite audiences.
Read More »Review: No Love Songs, Southwark Playhouse
An understated yet heartfelt pleasure
Read More »Review: King Lear, Riverside Studios
This is far from your traditional King Lear.
Read More »Review: Uncle Vanya, Orange Tree Theatre
A great classic play up close and personal.
Read More »Review: My Favorite Things, The Rodgers & Hammerstein 80th Anniversary Concert
A glittering star-studded lesson in musical theatre.
Read More »Review: Tongues & Savage/Love, Seven Dials Playhouse
Far more than two straightforward monologues.
Read More »Review: The Lost Library of Spitalfields Market
A beautifully performed festive tale with a huge heart
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