REVIEW: Good For Her
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Did you read Jennette McCurdy’s acclaimed memoir I’m Glad My Mum Died and think hmm, I wish this was more unhinged? Then boy, do I…
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REVIEW: Anne Boleyn
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Howard Brenton’s script, first commissioned for Shakespeare’s Globe in 2010, refuses the traditional biography to adapt to a ghost story.
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REVIEW: Rika’s Rooms
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Rika’s Rooms is a one woman play based on the life of the playwright Gail Louw’s own mother, whose extraordinary life is borne of vast…
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REVIEW: BBC Proms 21st July
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All of the pieces were performed by the BBC Philharmonic, directed by the Finnish violinist and Chief Conductor John Storgårds.
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REVIEW: Alice In Wonderland
Reading Time: 2 minutesColourful, playful and packed with clever theatrical ideas There have been countless versions of Alice in Wonderland, but this lively production at Riverside Studios still…
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REVIEW: How To Make Art That Brings Housing Justice
Reading Time: 2 minutesHow To Make Art That Brings Housing Justice invites its audience to consider the nuances of community, activism, and, of course, housing justice. It’s hard…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sarah Hehir
Reading Time: 4 minutesInspired by this viral question, Man or Bear is a fast-moving, darkly comic play about fear, friendship and survival that follows three generations of women in…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Conor Dye
Reading Time: 5 minutesTap Out! (or I’ll hit you again) is a dark, fast-paced comedy about a man who starts picking fights with strangers – just to feel…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jodie Steele
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Prepare for a wonderfully funny, fast-paced romp as Graham Greene’s classic spy comedy arrives at Oxford Playhouse this month. Our Man in Havana sees Jack…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Electra Kolb
Reading Time: 4 minutesFather, Away She Goes is a bold, caustic new tragicomedy by Electra Kolb that asks how far you would go to achieve your dream. Narcissist, compulsive…
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