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Review: Maya Ricote: Ay Am!, Soho Theatre
Telenovela melodrama becomes inventive physical comedy, but the hour-long show could use a little more substance.
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Review: Rhino Conservation Erotic Novel, Lower Marsh Arts Club
Daniel Trengove and Gabriel Madden have built a properly functioning comic engine: this show’s jokes are sharp, specific, and completely…
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Review: Crybabies: The Scaring, Soho Theatre
The freedom and silliness of a sketch show with the scale to make its ridiculous ideas feel spectacular.
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Review: Otto & Astrid: The Stages Tour, Soho Theatre
A German Duo with chemistry and character. They just need to organise the party.
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Review: Thou Shalt Sit The F*** Down, The Queer Comedy Club
A show about keeping the magic alive that struggles to create enough of its own.
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Review: James Phelan: Showman, Underbelly Boulevard
‘The magic will work, but you must concentrate!’ is the slightly barbed energy that dominates James Phelan‘s spectacle of astounding…
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Review: Zoe Wohlfeld: Dog Funeral, Soho Theatre
The title of Zoe Wohlfeld’s Dog Funeral promises exactly the kind of sweetly sinister paradox that the show delivers. It…
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Review: Moonkid, Soho Theatre
A softly subversive world where innocence never quite holds.
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Review: Do All The Things, Soho Theatre
A&E Comedy create the rare feeling of a theatre full of strangers behaving like old friends
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Review: The P Word, Bush Theatre
A Hollywood movie in theatre: intimate, political, and emotionally dense
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