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REVIEW: The Woman in Black
“No matter how much you may brace yourself, this show is ready to startle you.”…
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REVIEW: Rocky Horror
“Something in between nostalgia and initiation, the 50th anniversary screening felt less like revisiting a…
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REVIEW: Her and The Voice in Her Head
Fuelled by spoken word and banter, Lorraine Adeyefa’s lively performance blends the playful and the…
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REVIEW: Relay
A warm and inventive one person show that blends comedy, music and animation to explore…
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REVIEW: Thrill Me
The production of Thrill Me at Waterloo East Theatre brings a raw, up-close feel to…
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REVIEW: Managed Approach
In 2014, the UK’s first legalised red light district was trialled in Leeds, a scheme…
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FEATURES
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Alex Stroming and Jessica Potts
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Alex Stroming and Jessica Potts, Director and Assistant Director of Selina Fillinger’s ‘Something Clean’, an intimate, unexpected…
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REVIEW: Between The River and The Sea
Part of the Royal Court’s 70th anniversary season, Between The River and The Sea continues the trend of bold programming from artistic director David Byrne. The controversial…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Elliot Cowan
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Elliot Cowan, who is playing Victor Franz in ‘The Price’.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sammy Moore
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Sammy Moore about his show Derrière on a G String by Some Smith & Moore coming to…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kenneth Butler
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Kenneth Butler, performer of Asante in ‘The Last Black Messiah’.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jonathan Reed
Following its debut in 2009 at the Royal Court, Jerusalem has been hailed by critics as “the greatest British play of the century” and is…
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