REVIEW: Words and Music
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The BBC Philharmonic Orchestra’s Words & Music: The Number 10 concert collates literature, poetry and classical music into a singular performance for an evening that…
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REVIEW: The Devils
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Before cancel culture, there was censorship, something that British heavyweight director Ken Russell came to know all too well following the original release of The…
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REVIEW: Crime and Punishment
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A young man with a furrowed brow in a shabby, hole-ridden black coat walks slowly across the stage, bent over with the weight of a…
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REVIEW: New Works
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World-renowned dance company Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater brings two entirely different mixed-bill programmes to Sadler’s Wells. Legacy includes mostly Alvin Ailey’s own choreography and…
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REVIEW: Million Dollar Quartet
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Seventy years ago on the 4th December 1956, four of the most popular musicians of their day stumbled quite accidentally into an impromptu jam session…
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REVIEW: Annie
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There is little as impressive as watching young children fill a 3000-person theatre with synchronised dancing, convincing acting and theatrical charm. As soon as you…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Joy Nesbitt and Tatenda Shamiso
Reading Time: 4 minutesBullock Creek, South Carolina, 1862. As war rages beyond the plantation, Ginnie Good raises her five children in a cabin that will outlast them all. Today. At the…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jakob Wheway Hughes
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with dancer Jakob Wheway Hughes, who will be performing the role of the Weaver of Souls in Jae…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Madeline Appiah
Reading Time: 3 minutesOxford Playhouse associate partner Headlong returns to the city for August Wilson’sFences, playing from Wed 30 Sep – Sat 3 Oct. Set in the 1950s,…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Helen Goodman
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Toy Soldier is a play about family and survival set against the backdrop of one of the most harrowing conflicts in modern history. We sat down…
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