Nadia Bee
After helping out on university productions as stage manager and photographer, Nadia fell properly in love with theatre when she saw her friends’ staging of The Revenger’s Tragedy, and even deeper when she saw Fiona Shaw’s Mrs Millamant in Congreve’s The Way of the World. Her other life has something to do with film.
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Book Review: How to Direct Shakespeare by Adrian Noble
Replete with practical advice and ethical insights.
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The Dame @ Park Theatre – Review
Pros: Peter Duncan captivates as a Panto Dame sparkling with allure and panache. As the limelight dies down, glad rags…
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Bury the Dead, Finborough Theatre – Review
Pros: Irvin Shaw’s 1936 expressionist play about the futility of war is brilliantly brought to life by director Rafaella Marcus.…
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Still No Idea – Royal Court Theatre, Jerwood Theatre Upstairs – Review
A hilarious take on human foibles and the stories we tell ourselves about the world, Still No Idea will jolt…
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Love, Genius and a Walk, Drayton Arms Theatre – Review
Pros: A potted history of artistic life in early 20th century Vienna, seen through the eyes of a 21st century writer. Music,…
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Midnight, Union Theatre – Review
Pros: Catchy tunes, zingy one-liners and great performances. A hugely enjoyable riot. Cons: The play takes a little time to warm up,…
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