REVIEW: Eurydice: Lost in the Underworld
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Gutter Theatre’s Eurydice at Assembly Roxy is an ambitious retelling of Sarah Ruhl’s modern take on the Greek myth. For anyone unfamiliar, the story follows…
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REVIEW: Hay Fever
Reading Time: 2 minutesWinsomely delivered by a beautifully balanced cast, this Hay Fever finds fresh life in Coward’s comic rhythms Noël Coward’s family of attention-seeking creatives turns a…
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REVIEW: Ben Hart: Hex
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Magic has always held a particular appeal. Not knowing how it’s done is, for many, rather the point. So there’s no need to explain exactly…
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REVIEW: Portrait of Black Britain
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The highly anticipated Portrait of Black Britain returned to Manchester on October 1st at Aviva Studios. Originally commissioned in 2021, the exhibition featured 116 photographs…
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REVIEW: Fences
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Associate partner of the Oxford Playhouse, Headlong, offer a complex and brooding take on August Wilson’s 1985 classic play, Fences.
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REVIEW: A Mirror
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Sam Holcroft’s 2023 dystopian censorship play A Mirror follows the inner workings of the Ministry of Culture, the propagandist arm of the reigning totalitarian regime.…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Grace Gallagher and Rachael Smart
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Grace Gallagher and Rachael Smart, directors of STUFFED. Food poverty isn’t funny. Clowns generally are. Somewhere between…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Rohan Rakhit and Jammz
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Rohan Rakhit and Jammz. A collision of past, present and future, London, From The Margins at Rich Mix is conducted and…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jenni Nikinmaa
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Sheep! has had a few people who’d more likely be on the perpetrator-side of the spectrum come up to me with this light in…
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FEATURE: The Afronauts Launch
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Five weeks to the moon! In 1964 Zambia won its independence, and a schoolteacher announced that the new nation would beat the superpowers to the…
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