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Thought-provoking writing and acting that dissects mental health, masculinity and suicide.
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Author Archives: Rika Chandra
Review: A Brief History of Chairs, Golden Goose Theatre
A quirky and absurd presentation that has legs to stand on
Read More »Review: The Magic of Terry Pratchett, Bloomsbury Theatre
A Powerful and Inspirational talk that is not only for the fans.
Read More »Review: The Island, Cervantes Theatre
A Raw and uncomfortable view of a couple’s grief and guilt
Read More »Review: The Threepenny Opera, Cockpit Theatre
Unconventional and bizzare
Read More »Review: Esther Manito – Hell Hath No fury, Soho Theatre
feminist outrage, gender politics and self-deprecating humour
Read More »Interview: Surely Anything But Useless?
The Really Useless Group discuss Algo-Rhythm
Read More »Review: 1000 Ways The World Will End (& how it starts again), King’s Head Theatre
A dark and humorous play about friendship and love
Read More »Review: Heroin is Not the New Chic, Golden Goose Theatre
A resonant, enjoyable production that could go deeper in its analysis of body image.
Read More »Review: Absent Friends OSO Arts Centre
Friendship, relationships, death and love.
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