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Dave B18 February 2023

Review: How We Begin, VAULT Festival

A smart, tender and beautiful love story
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#Review: Cry-Baby The Musical @arcolatheatre ★★★★★ "Embraces its own silliness, which is part of what makes it so addictive." #theatre #offwestend #musicals #comedy https://buff.ly/Bd96ACj

#Review: The Even Stranger Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde @ORLTheatre ★★★ "An inventive and entertaining new take on the Jekyll and Hyde story, bringing a lot of laughter along the way, whilst remaining faithful to the spirit of…

#Interview: Lost Your Remote? James Huxtable and producer Gözde Kanyılmaz discuss @OnlyLuckyDogs' TELLY, coming to @BreadandRosesTheatre from 25 March "I think the play asks questions about how our actions affect us immediately and over time. How they can even cause…

#Review: Bungalow @theatre503 ★★★ "A bold, commendable recognition of patterns of abuse and the manifestation of trauma." #theatre #drama #offwestend https://buff.ly/SCNNQ7O

#Review: Bad Clowns and Good Friends @fuseboxkingston ★★★ "The three members of Bad Clowns are very much the overdosed-on-sugar type comperes, bounding onto the stage and instantly working the audience. It’s impossible not to get drawn into the energy they…

#Review: Women Beware Women @GoldenGooseTheatre ★★★★ "The spot-on casting, direction, set design, sound, and lighting weave the threads of the superb performances into a brilliant tapestry." #theatre #fringe #offwestend #drama https://buff.ly/4vlqzPJ

#Interview: Blood, Sweat, and Silence @glassmasktheatre isn’t just making its London debut; it’s kicking down the doors of @FinboroughTheatre, presenting Men’s Business. We spoke to director Ross Gaynor. #mensbusiness https://buff.ly/Jj6czU6

#Review: Age of Content @Sadlers_Wells ★★★ "The choreography is sharp and intense, with (LA)HORDE drawing from the internet’s ubiquitous presence to shape their movements..." @balletnationaldemarseille #theatre #dance #DanceReflectionsFestival https://buff.ly/AEGgmxx

#Review: Macbeth @the_globe ★★★ "One of the characteristics that separates this production of Macbeth is the emphasis on acrobatic choreography and action sequences....the people in the audience gasp and even shout at the utterly astonishing abilities displayed." #theatre #Shakespeare #GenAlpha…

#Podcast: @emmamaiwright and Greg Wilkonson discuss The last Days of Liz Truss, a tragi-comedy of her last morning at number 10. We promise no lettuces were harmed in the recording of this #interview @WhiteBearTheatre from 18 - 29 March #theatre…

#Review: The Glass Menagerie @theYardTheatre ★★★★ "Rich with symbolism and visually dazzling, all production elements work in tandem with the layered, complex performances." #theatre #offwestend #tennesseewilliams https://buff.ly/coQ2DmZ

#Review: Weather Girl @sohotheatre ★★★★ "Full of sharp wit, Watkins’ script also has an ability to balance humour with a poignant message, which is enhanced by a thrilling, singular performance from McDermott." #theatre #soho #offwestend https://buff.ly/jT7EYb7

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