Cabaret
Music, drama, comedy all wrapped into one and served up in a cosy environment like a pub or a restaurant. We don’t review enough Cabaret really, but you’ll find what we have reviewed here.
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Review: Dagmarr’s Dimanche: Songs from the Cinema, Crazy Coqs
A pacey, good-humoured tour of movie songs and the women who sing them that showcases Hersh Dagmarr’s charm but only hints at the sex and glamour of his subject.
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Review: A Stan is Born, The Other Palace
An enlightening and often funny hour of manic gay-diva obsession and coming-out antics
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Review: Camille O’Sullivan: Loveletter, Soho Theatre
An impassioned exploration of past loves, longing, languish, and laughter. O’Sullivan’s vocal capabilities are surpassed only by her ability to draw out emotions, from mourning to laughter.
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Review: Bog Witch, Soho Theatre, Walthamstow
Bryony Kimmings' latest stunning autobiographical tale is filled with both captivating delights and heartbreaking candour.
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Review: The Remarkable Ben Hart, Wilton’s Music Hall
Is there room for magic in the modern world? Or have we cancelled out anything enchanting, anything out of the ordinary, anything remarkable? Ben Hart says no–but do we agree?
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Review: Mark Guest: Believe, Calder Bookshop Theatre
Awe-inspiring feats of magic mentalism, raising money for cancer research
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Review: Delightfully Dark, Aces and Eights
With more structure, Victor Von Plume could have a show that fully showcases his irrefutable charm.
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Review: An Evening with Patsy May, Phoenix Arts Club
This hostess with the mostest excels, presenting her own awesome show
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Review: Laura Benanti: Nobody Cares, EdFringe
Wry perspective on life, love, and America’s place in the world that brings a bit of Broadway to the Fringe.
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Review: Grease: The Immersive Movie Experience, Battersea Park
A triumphant, genuine, and well-intentioned return to Rydell.