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West End/ SOLT venues
Review: Not a Word, Barbican Centre
A wordless reflection that through mud and music screams of subjugated humanity, the true wealth that extreme poverty discloses, and…
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Interview: Laying the Foundations of a New Play
Joe McNamara talks about making his debut as a playwright with Bricks, a deeply personal and strikingly original piece set…
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Fringe Theatre
Review: Brown Girl Noise, The Glitch
An energetic and moving account of four brown girls growing up in London. Infused with laughter, sadness, voice and dance,…
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Review: Dewey Dell: The Rite of Spring, Southbank Centre
A refreshing take on The Rite of Spring that is fascinatingly bizarre.
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Review: The Godless War, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A brand-new epic poem that draws on Ancient Greek literature and South Asian culture, to tell a powerful, relevant story…
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Review: Plexus Polaire – Moby Dick, Barbican Centre
Spectacular puppetry brings Ahab’s mad quest for vengeance to life.
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Interview: A Fresh Perspective on Shakespeare’s Legacy?
English Touring Opera explores love, loss, and memory through puppetry, song, and Shakespeare’s timeless words, at New Diorama Theatre before…
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Interview: This ‘Unmissable!’ show’s UK Tour.
George and Ramesh discuss the inspiration behind Last Rites and what audiences can expect as the show continues its UK…
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Reviews
Review: Jack Goes to Therapy: A (Somewhat) Romantic Comedy, Bread and Roses Theatre
A very gentle comedy about the joys of therapy, this is unfortunately a little too simplistic.
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Review: Under the Table, Barons Court Theatre
Four tales intertwined with one another, containing secrets that cannot be suppressed forever.
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