Rob Warren
Someone once described Rob as "the left leaning arm of Everything Theatre" and it's a description he proudly accepted. It is also a description that explains many of his play choices, as he is most likely to be found at plays that try to say something about society. Willing though to give most things a watch, with the exception of anything immersive - he prefers to sit quietly at the back watching than taking part!
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Interviews
Interview: Chloe Nelkin on Positivity and where we go from here
I think one of the things we will learn from this nightmare is the power of the people involved in…
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A Beautiful Mess, The Exchange – Review
A double bill of two contrasting plays, both of which contain enough wonder to make this a worthwhile evening.
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The importance of being… Earnest, Omnibus Theatre – Review
Take a classic play, throw in a few amateurs and let the beautiful chaos unfold.
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Daughter, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
it left me shocked, it left me squirming in my seat
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The Apologists, Omnibus Theatre – Review
Three shorts which examine how and why we apologise.
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Sky In The Pie, OSO Arts Centre – Review
This might look like a children’s show but fear not, it’s one us adults should try to reclaim for ourselves.
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In The Shadow Of The Black Dog, New Wimbledon Theatre Studio – Review
An emotional insight into being a man struggling to cope with the weight of the black dog
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Flights, Omnibus Theatre – Review
A beautiful play exploring growing up, friendship and loss, and the need to move on in life.
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