

REVIEW: The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie
Reading Time: 3 minutes“A Production in its Prime with a Script that Doesn’t Hit the Mark” The National Theatre of Scotland’s newest adaptation of Miss Jean Brodie is…
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REVIEW: Down to Chance
Reading Time: 3 minutesA surprisingly comedic whirlwind recap of a community coming together in the aftermath of disaster. Ambitious but under-appreciated journalist Genie Chance felt wasted on fluff…
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REVIEW: Black Panther in Concert
Reading Time: 2 minutesBlack Panther was gorgeously added to by the Chineke! Orchestra, and is a fabulous experience overall. Black Panther in concert is not just a show,…
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REVIEW: From the Heart
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn intimate, heartfelt journey through the life and lyrics of a musical legend Don Black’s From the Heart was an intimate and heartfelt production, reminiscent…
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REVIEW: NO PHOTOS
Reading Time: 2 minutesThrough spoken word and biting insight, Ryan Dre Sinclair explores thecontemporary obsession with capturing and sharing every moment A man sits in a waiting room,…
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REVIEW: NINA
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NINA, on at Battersea Arts Centre through 24 October, accomplishes what so many modern plays cannot: repurposes a well-mined classic into something genuinely relevant to…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: May Tether
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With Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody now open in London’s Underbelly Boulevard Soho, we sat down for an exclusive interview with cast member May…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jessica Kinsey and Benjamin Askew
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LADY M is a one-woman journey into the mind of Shakespeare’s “fiend-like queen”.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Daria Kocerova
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Echoes Across Time, presented by Kocerova Fine Art during Frieze Week, brings together works exploring time, memory and change through five themes: Duration, Pause, Cycle,…
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FEATURE: Fantasia Orchestra Deepens Oxford Relationship With Ambitious New Work
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Fantasia Orchestra is set to deepen its growing relationship with the University of Oxford this autumn, bringing together music, literature, visual art and academia for…
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