Reviews
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Review: No President, Queen Elizabeth Hall
Avant-garde ambition collapses into unwatchable chaos. ‘Avant-gaurd’ the exits!
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Review: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
A very entertaining revival which tries to do something different with this beloved musical, but doesn't always hit the spot.
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Review: Big Shoes, The Hope Theatre
An intimate dialogue between two brothers that aims to make you laugh and cry at the same time.
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Review: Noughts and Crosses, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
Malorie Blackman’s iconic, powerful story gives a strong core to a dark, action-packed adaptation.
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Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Charterhouse Square
Irresistible chaos, Shakespearean silliness and sheer joy on two wheels.
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Review: Run Sister Run, Arcola Theatre
A marvellously crafted story, forged with emotions that are tempered by an unbreakable bond.
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Review: Never Get To Heaven In An Empty Shell, The Glitch
Angel tube station is purgatory in Claudia Fielding's quirky tragicomedy solo piece, exploring grief and healing.
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Review: Piss Girls, Hope Theatre
A charmingly quirky tale of teen female friendship that just needs a little more depth.
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Review: CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation, Wilton’s Music Hall
Like an interactive game of living Cluedo, CSI: Crime Scene Improvisation is a playfully intimate take on a conventional whodunnit.
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Review: Can’t Kill the Spirit, Waterloo East Theatre
An interesting look at protesting and family dynamics.