REVIEW: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of)
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Jane Austen’s classic romance is re-envisioned in a witty rendition taking the stage of Liverpool’s Playhouse.
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REVIEW: Slyvia: A Musical Revolution
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ntroducing ‘Sylvia’. Sylvia Pankhurst, oh yes, of that legendary Pankhurst family. If you are unaware, this family is the main reason why women got the right…
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REVIEW: The Choir of Man
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The Choir of Man at the Lowry Theatre Salford gave audiences a brilliant night out full of laughter, good music and a feeling that the…
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REVIEW: Doon the Watter
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‘Doon the Watter’ is a cheerful play about two sisters on their holidays to a Scottish island, telling each other stories and singing together.
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REVIEW: Jersey Boys
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Jersey Boys marks its 20th anniversary as the new tour arrives at the Edinburgh Playhouse to a packed-out audience. 20 years later, it’s very clear…
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REVIEW: Comment is Free
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James Fritz’s play, cOmment is Free, began as a staged reading in 2015 and became an award-winning BBC Radio 4 drama in 2016, and now…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ewan Downie
Reading Time: 2 minutesThis week, Glasgow Southside’s Citizens Theatre hosts the world premiere of a brand new theatre show by Katharine Williams, inspired by the famous attempted raid…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Miguel Altunaga
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Miguel Altunaga to discuss their upcoming performance in Eshu at the Crossroads.
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FEATURE: EM Forster’s Legacy of Connection: Unseen Memorabilia
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In Holborn Library, near where E.M. Forster resided for many years (he was part of the Bloomsbury set, of course), is an exhibition chronicling his…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Dan Sturman
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