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Dean Wood16 March 2023

Review: Girl from the North Country, New Wimbledon Theatre

A beautiful picture of a bleak northern USA in the 1930s.
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#Review: Storehouse, Deptford Storehouse ★★★ "Go to see it for the set, but don’t expect any dramatic revelations." #theatre #immersive #deptford https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/storehouse-deptford-storehouse/

#Review: There is a Light and a Whistle for Attracting Attention @BrocJackTheatre ★★★★ "It’s a showcase for a talented performer and writer, one who clearly has both the courage and the skill to mine personal pain for artistic power." @playnicelytheatre…

#Review: North by Northwest @Yourallypally ★★★ "Book it for fun, silliness, and half a musical, and you’re more likely to have a good time." #theatre #Hitchcock #AlexandraPalace #offwestend https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/review-north-by-northwest-alexandra-palace-theatre/

#Review: Magdalena, Woman of Joy @playhouseeast ★★★★★ "a sure-fire hit for lovers of the tongue-in-cheek (or anywhere else for that matter). It will leave you howling, blushing, perhaps, even crying." #theatre #offwestend #Dalston https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/review-magdalena-woman-of-joy-playhouse-east/

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#Review: Inside Giovanni’s Room @sadlers_wells ★★★★★ "An electric adaptation of James Baldwin’s novel, with captivating performances and fresh, exciting choreography that bring this modern classic squarely into the present day." @PhoenixDanceTheatre #theatre #dance #sadlerswells https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/review-inside-giovannis-room-sadlers-wells-east/

#Review: Bluebelle @sheffieldtheatres ★★★★ "Sometimes it is ethereal and mysterious, sometimes menacing and unsettling, sometimes soaring and uplifting." @theatrere #theatre #sheffield https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/review-bluebelle-crucible-theatre/

#Review: Go With the Flow @phoenixartsclub ★★★★ "In just 45 minutes the audience experiences all 28 (ish) days of the menstrual cycle and although we do really speed through, the fast paced dialogue and the sudden outbursts into song always…

@jhaddrell is tonight's guest on our 200th @runn_radio show, chatting about the fun and struggles of running @greenwichtheatre Plus the usual mix of great music Show 8pm #Interview 9pm #theatre #greenwich #radioshow https://runnradio.com/shows/the-everything-theatre-radio-show/

#Review: STARS: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey @BrxHouseTheatre ★★★★ "A joy to experience and leaving impactful impressions upon their audience. Captivating!" #theatre #offwestend #brixton https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/review-stars-an-afrofuturist-space-odyssey-brixton-house/

#BreakALeg #OpeningNight for cast and crew of @sweetheart_theatrecompany, playing all week @landutheatre Psychology, Mythology and Rock and Roll. A dark tale unfolds amidst the vibrant swinging 60s. North Yorkshire, 1966. News of murders and violence are plastered across the airwaves.…

#Interview: @handspringpuppetco123's Basil Jones tells us about Faustus in Africa! "The faces of the puppets come from a number of colonial sources. Faustus was inspired by Brazza the Belgian explorer whose name was attached to Brazzaville in the then colonial…

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