A powerfully moving story, shining with the very presence of George Takei
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Review: No One, Omnibus Theatre
Flying pizzas, flying chairs, flying five pound notes. No wonder the seaside town of Wellstone is in turmoil. The sergeant is convinced it’s ghosts: it’s certainly a baffling case for Inspector Tate (Owen Bleach). And he’s not too happy when London sends down his nemesis, the mysterious Rodriguez (Flo Wiedenbach) to investigate the disappearance of an American waitress (a powerful performance from Lexie Baker). It seems everything centres around Norwegian resident Tom Marvel (Halvor Schulz), who has suddenly gained miraculous ...
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A genuinely breath-taking experience
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A highly relevant and powerful performance
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An exploration into human nature and the relevance of intention behind good deeds.
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Bagbeard is the perfect mixture of silliness and sci-fi.
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Claire Louise Amias gives a fabulous, warm performance as witty and entertaining Aphra Behn.
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An exploration of grief and loss with a powerful, moving finale.
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A clickbait title and a storyline that is full of potential
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A hugely enjoyable night of sensational soul.
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