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Crashed, Lowerwood Court Car Park
by Immercity Theatre CompanyDirected by Rosanna Mallinson★★★ Pros: Another well thought out production by Immercity which provides many of the…
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Off West End
A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Russell Square
A wonderful production showing just how funny Shakespeare can be in all kinds of weather.
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Rita/La Serva Padrona, The Sun Tavern (site-specific)
Gaetano Donizetti and Giovanni Battista Pergolesi Directed by Darren Royston★★★ Pros: Rarely staged operas sung by new operatic talent. Cons: Occasionally hard to…
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Off West End
Don Pasquale, The Sun Tavern in Covent Garden (site-specific)
The actors bring the story to life with humour and the space and minimal props are used well. Definitely worth…
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Wyrd, Secret Location in Southwark (site-specific)
Clancy Flynn Directed by Rosanna Mallinson ★★★★★ Pros: The best immersive theatre I’ve seen in a very long time. Cons:…
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Around the House, Ovalhouse Theatre
Presented by the Ovalhouse Theatre Part of 33% London ★★ Pros: An ideal platform for showcasing young talent. Cons: The…
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Hamlet, Dalstan Bunker (site-specific)
William Shakespeare Directed by Andrew Shepherd ★★ Pros: Great idea, good choice of location. Cons: No depth of character or…
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Off West End
L’elisir d’amore, Blacks in Soho (site-specific in various locations)
On my way home I bought and downloaded a copy of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas. How’s that for a recommendation?
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The Street, Ovalhouse (site-specific in East Dulwich)
Ovalhouse Creative Youth★★★★ Pros: A beautifully written and compiled piece of theatre performed with heaps of energy throughout.Cons: After a…
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The Café, Old Red Lion Theatre (site-specific at The CoffeeWorks Project)
Ben AitkenDirected by Josh Roche★★★★ Pros: An all-round, very strong piece which deftly explores the harmony (or lack of) between…
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