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REVIEW: The Opposite of Distance
As soon as the performers in The Opposite Of Distance at Playhouse Easthad taken their final bows,…
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REVIEW: Swans Are F****** Arseholes
Swans Are F****** Arseholes at the Canal Cafe Theatre, directed by Freja Gift, begins with a…
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REVIEW: The Events
‘The Events’ is a play written by David Greig, directed by Jack Nurse, and assistant…
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REVIEW: Little Sister
Tense, tender and deeply unnerving It’s been 21 years since she disappeared. Then, one night,…
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REVIEW: Viy
Impressive in its use of physical theatre, haunting staging and absurdist dark comedy Viy is…
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REVIEW: Becoming Mrs Danvers
She does what she must, and lives with what it makes of her. In Becoming…
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FEATURES
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Olga Balakleets
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Farine Clarke, GP turned playwright and writer of Heartsink, which plays at Riverside Studios from 21 April -…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Brenda Callis and Frazer Meakin
We sat down for an exclusive interview with rising Cornish playwright Brenda Callis, author of Smalltown Boy, and director, Frazer Meakin. A heartbreakingly joyful new…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Tobi King Bakare
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Tobi King Bakare, a member of the cast of SUPPLIANTS OF SYRIA. A multimedia performance that reimagines…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Selorm Adonu
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Selorm Adonu, actor in Please Do Not Touch. The show asks important questions about colonial legacy, contested…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Martin James Bartlett
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Martin James Bartlett. A winner of the BBC Young Musician of the Year in 2014, the British…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Tatty Hennessy
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Tatty Hennessy, writer of National Youth Theatre REP Company’s production of Dracula at the NYT Workshop Theatre. This world premiere…
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