This unusual piece of documentary theatre covers the past, present and future
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Review: One Way Mirror, Camden People’s Theatre
A warmly comedic, poetically written delight of a show
Read More »Review: The Island, Cervantes Theatre
A Raw and uncomfortable view of a couple’s grief and guilt
Read More »Review: I M E D E A, Stone Nest
Sulayman Al Bassam's I M E D E A modernises the classic Greek myth
Read More »Review: Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho, Wilton’s Music Hall
A disco-tastic, riotous romp
Read More »Review: Myra’s Story, Trafalgar Theatre
Script and performer combine for a fine display of Irish storytelling.
Read More »Review: Unbelievable, Criterion Theatre
A cheap, marginally entertaining magic show largely devoid of spectacle
Read More »Review: Shrek The Musical, New Wimbledon Theatre
Infectiously feelgood fairy-tale fun.
Read More »Review: The Yellow Wallpaper, The Coronet Theatre
A technically impressive adaptation of a seminal feminist work
Read More »Review: Breast Baring, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A joyful experience from start to finish
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