REVIEW: The Nature of Forgetting
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For Theatre Re’s tenth anniversary season, The Nature of Forgetting returns to London at the Hackney Empire before touring the UK, China, Korea and the…
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REVIEW: East is East
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The Bafta-winning play-turned-film East Is East appears at the Citizens’ Theatre this season, thirty years after first appearing at Birmingham Rep in 1996.
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REVIEW: Cuban Baroque
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There is something intriguing and contradictory about Cuban Baroque, presented by Carlos Acosta’s Acosta Danza at Sadler’s Wells.
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REVIEW: The Virtuous Burglar
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Rounding off an exceptional rep season on Tuesday, five actors began their run of their fifth play in five weeks, Dario Fo’s The Virtuous Burglar…
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REVIEW: Little Shop of Horrors
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Celebrating its 40th anniversary, classic film ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ fills the intimate confines of Hope Mill Theatre with energy.
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REVIEW: Barnum: The Circus Musical
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Previously brought to the screen by the hit film The Greatest Showman, P.T. Barnum, who produced what was known as the ‘world’s greatest show’, is…
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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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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Beatrice Hyde and Ben Everett Riley
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Beatrice Hyde and Ben Everett Riley, playwrights of new play Namaste! coming up to the Golden Goose…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Romain Rachline Borgeaud
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Romain Rachline Borgeaud, the artistic director, choreographer and producer of STORIES. Fusing contemporary tap dance and urban…
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