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REVIEW: Mayday
Mayday is a collective stand against the far right and a call for hope and…
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REVIEW: Maria Arnal and Queralt Lahoz: Futuristic Sounds and Flamenco Beats
got the whole room dancing La Linea is the London Latin Music festival showcasing the…
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REVIEW: Grace Pervades
Competent actors bring to stage a very nondescript story of the greatest stars of the…
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REVIEW: Papillons
This multimedia, multisensory performance is a delightful exploration of the power of collaboration and self-expression.’
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REVIEW: Walk Right Back: The Everly Brothers Story
Harmonies that will warm your heart, this hybrid between tribute and musical is a huge…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ella Gamble
We sat down for a quick chat with BAC’s Programme Producer Ella Gamble. Battersea Arts Centre will present the third iteration of Bloom between 7 – 16 May. The…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Nick Williams
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Nick Williams, director at Woolwich Works. Across late-May and into early July, South East London’s most-connected venue presents…
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REVIEW: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A vibrant new production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the Globe Theatre becomes a space for communal celebration under starry, summer skies.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Hannah Khalil
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Hannah Khalil to discuss her new play ‘Love Omar’.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Zhou Ning
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Zhou Ning. Ning’s one-hour comedy show This Time Is Different blends stand-up, live music and storytelling to…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: April Hope Miller
We sat down for an exclusive interview with April Hope Miller about FLUSH, starting this May at Arcola Theatre.
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