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Review: A Brief History of Chairs, Golden Goose Theatre
A quirky and absurd presentation that has legs to stand on
Read More »Review: Tiger, Omnibus Theatre
A deft and engaging script, Tiger explores the individual and universal nature of grief, and cathartic kindness in a tale that deliberately blurs reality.
Read More »Review: Cabaret Unleashed, Proud Embankment
A surprisingly unsexy sequence of audacious and athletic feats
Read More »Review: The Flea, The Yard Theatre
A darkly hilarious and unmistakably British farce
Read More »Review: Annie, New Wimbledon Theatre
Will tug at the old heartstrings whether you like it or not
Read More »Review: Beyond Ourselves, Union Theatre
Eight young actors get their chance to shine
Read More »Review: Phantasmagoria, Southwark Playhouse
Gripping writing and powerful performances
Read More »Review: 1984, Hackney Town Hall
Double Plus Good adaptation of Orwell’s dystopian masterpiece
Read More »Review: Seize the Cheese! A New Musical, New Wimbledon Studio
A delightfully silly and clever new musical that promises to leave a cheesy grin on your face.
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