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Rob Warren23 April 2024
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Review: Act II Festival (Session 1), Hounslow Arts Centre

Reviews for Session 1 of this year's Act II Festival
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@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…

#Review: Street @draytonarmsSW5 ★★★ "Street certainly has its heart in the right place, and in Foster and Miriam, the plight of homelessness is treated with respect." #theatre #fringe #BaronsCourt #Homelessness #drama https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/review-street-barons-court/

#Review: Villian Era @BreadandRosesTheatre ★★ "It features some strong moments, but it remains unclear what Stone is ultimately trying to communicate about the events that shaped her life." #theatre #fringe #offwestend https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/review-villain-era-bread-and-roses-theatre/

#Review: Miss Myrtle's Garden @BushTheatre ★★★★★ "A poignant blend of wicked humour and heartrending sorrow, offering an unflinching look at the stark realities of living with dementia, while also revealing the unexpected moments of tenderness and light that can emerge…

#Podcast: @elegy_theatre chat about The Experiment, exploring the grey areas of harm, intent, and the failure of language to bridge the gap between the two. Coming to @goldengoosetheatre from 17 June @themorethegerringer @flyingtoast #theatre #interviews #drama https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/podcast-experimentation-is-all-the-rage/

#Interview: @michaelchancecountertenor on @theGrangeFestival "Let’s be clear – opera has a niche reputation, particularly in this country. It’s generally thought of as posh and inaccessible to all but diehards and the deep of pocket. It is our, and indeed all…

#Review: @BalletNights Spring Into Summer @cadoganhall ★★★★ "Ballet Nights has grown to become a major player in the dance space, giving established and upcoming choreographers and dancers a place to showcase their work. Long may it continue." #theatre #dance #SloaneSquare…

#Interview: @ewanwardrop talks about performing in @wise_children's North By Northwest "It’s not an easy film to stage which I think is why the show has been so successful. It’s quite remarkable that it manages to tell such an intricately plotted…

#Review: Pineda: Romance Popular En Tres Estampas @sadlers_wells ★★★ "The opening is evocative: a surge of female voices chanting “Freedom, Law and Equality” floods the stage with energy" #theatre #dance #SadlersWells https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/06/review-pineda-romance-popular-en-tres-estampas-sadlers-wells/

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