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REVIEW: Private Lives
The Royal Exchange’s production is well-paced and joyful What goes on behind closed doors? How…
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REVIEW: Choir Boy
A deeply moving piece of theatre with beautiful spiritual music about the pursuit of Black…
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REVIEW: Some Films Are Trash, Some Have Trash-Ness Thrust Upon Them
Archivist William Fowler and BFI programmer Justin Johnson have curated a wonderfully varied roster showcasing…
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REVIEW: Ruddigore: The Witch’s Curse
A fun and freaky production that succeeds in what it sets out to do. To…
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REVIEW: Learning the Ropes
A powerful and inspiring documentary about boxing as a sport and a metaphor for life.
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REVIEW: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
An enjoyable and clever production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream for a younger audience. This production of A…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Emme Hensel
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Emme Hensel, co-principal flautist for the National Youth Orchestra’s Spring tour ‘Collide’.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Joshua LeClair
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Joshua LeClair about Midnight in the Toyshop, starting at St Martin’s Theatre this April.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: H Sneyd
We sat down for an exclusive interview with H Sneyd, an actor in Open Aire Theatre’s Managed Approach – a new, semi-verbatim play about the…
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REVIEW: In Some Dark Valley
In Some Dark Valley: The Testimony of Reverend Brand is a solo performance for theatre, written and performed by Robert Bailey, and directed by Billy…
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REVIEW: In The Print
In The Print is a gripping true story of power, print and protest, that changed Fleet Street forever showing at Kings Head Theatre.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Noah Wild
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Noah Wild, an Oxford-based theatre maker and (fairly) recent university graduate. Their one-person play With All My Fondest…
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