Nathan Blue
					Nathan is a writer, painter and semi-professional fencer. He fell in love with theatre at an early age, when his parents took him to an open air production of Macbeth and he refused to leave even when it poured with rain and the rest of the audience abandoned ship. Since then he has developed an eclectic taste in live performance and attends as many new shows as he can, while also striving to find time to complete his PhD on The Misogyny of Jane Austen.				
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					Reviews  Review: Jarman, Greenwich TheatreDramatic tribute to artist, filmmaker and campaigner Derek Jarman. Read More »
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					Reviews  Review: Indecent Proposal, Southwark PlayhouseInvolving musical treatment of a compelling moral dilemma. Read More »
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					Reviews  Review: Anything Is Possible If You Think About it Hard Enough, Southwark PlayhouseA beautifully realised tale Read More »
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					Reviews  Review: Salomé, Southwark PlayhouseOscar Wilde’s biblical epic gets a bit of a twist Read More »
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					Reviews  Review: Estella, Clapham OmnibusUnderwhelming attempt to reinterpret Great Expectations Read More »
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					Reviews  Review: Saving Britney, Old Red Lion TheatreComedy-drama contrasting a British girl and an American superstar Read More »
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					Reviews  Review: The Black Cat, live streamed @ The SpaceSuperb live-film adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s gothic masterpiece Read More »
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					Reviews  Review: GHBoy, Charing Cross Theatrea story that’s compiled with sufficient skill to be worth a visit. Read More »
 
				 
					