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Review: Down The Road, Playhouse East

A gripping and timely revival exploring society’s dark obsession with serial killers.
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@untethered_the_play comes to @CamdenPeoplesTheatre in one weel's time, for one night only. UnTethered is an autobiographical comedy that follows a queer, demisexual woman with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder as she attempts to transcend her irrational fears. @tana_sirois @thehowtheater.nyc @mrs.pyaari #ocd #ocdawareness…

Looking for something a little different? Want to meet likeminded creatives in a friendly space? Then tomorrow @theglitch_se1 head along for an evening of queer friendship bracelet making (and friendship making!) with @ThemisTheatre There will be multiple tables set up…

#BreakALeg #OpeningNight to cast and crew of @soptheatreco for Matt Adie's Good Grief Playing @TheHenandChickensTheatre until Saturday After thirty, happy years of marriage, a husband is left to wade through the oncoming tide of grief, as a procession of friends…

As it's #Offies2025 this evening, a massive ET shout out to all the shows we've seen this year, and a huge congrats to all the nominated shows and creatives Of course, no one quite understands the new award categories or…

#Review: The Mosinee Project, @NewDiorama ★★★ "...the work sets fascinating questions about what people are really afraid of, the impact of storytelling and the form in which stories make their way into history." #theatre #fringe #politics https://buff.ly/JPtqYaR

#The Washing Line @Chickenshed_uk ★★★★★ "Forget everything you think you know about Chickenshed...This deeply moving, breathtakingly potent production...Don't miss it." #theatre #fringe #inclusivetheatre https://buff.ly/T73Gg3P

Kitty Dollparts and Other Performing Objects @PinkPalaceProduction bring their show to @CamdenPeoplesTheatre for one night only on 22 March A very serious show about porn... with puppets! A camp, silly, sexy piece of theatre which shines a light on the…

#Interview: Laughing Through the Absurdity of Self-Help @kathrynhaywoodryan on YOGA & SEX… for women (over 40) ahead of her final London performance at #thehenandchickenstheatre. https://buff.ly/1m9djB8

#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

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