REVIEW: Shear Madness
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Shear Madness is the longest running play in American theatre history, this global comedy sensation arrives in Sonning. Get ready for a night of mystery,…
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REVIEW: Fantasia Orchestra with Niamh O’Sullivan
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The fourth and, unfortunately, final concert in Fantasia Orchestra’s residency at Smith Square Hall brought the series to a close in exactly the way it…
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REVIEW: A Fire Inside Her
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On at the Rosemary Branch Theatre: four monologues from four recent graduates of East 15’s MA Acting Program.
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REVIEW: SESTERCENTENNIAL
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What a shame that SESTERCENTENNIAL showed for just one night!
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REVIEW: Our Mighty Groove
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Vicki Igbokwe-Ozoagu, choreographer of Our Mighty Groove and co-founder of Uchenna Dance, describes her work as falling in the intersection of dance, empowerment and transformation.
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REVIEW: Jess Robinson: Elton Reimagined
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As a seasoned veteran of the cabaret circuit, Jess Robinson knows exactly how to command a room.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Rachel Terry
Reading Time: 2 minutesOne Hour Wedding – Get the confetti ready because tradition is getting a joyful, chaotic shake-up. Forget the presents, your presence is required at One…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Layla Warren
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Layla Warren who brings Long Way Home to Edinburgh Fringe. A deeply personal show, it traces one…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Chris Grace
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Improv and stand-up have taught me the most about staying micro-focused on the present moment
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jack MacGregor
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Jack MacGregor to learn more about the show ‘Prophets’.
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