REVIEW: How’s Your Head
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Commissioned by the Lowry as part of their Developed With programme, ‘How’s Your Head’ is the debut stand-up show from Aarian Mehrabani, performed in the…
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REVIEW: The Car Man
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Harmony, population 375, is the kind of town where everyone knows everyone’s business, until a stranger disrupts their usual routines. Matthew Bourne’s The Car Man…
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REVIEW: Chelsea Birkby Is In Full Control The Entire Time
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Birkby strides on in full 90s guru dressed in a blazer and equipped with a remote cocked like a weapon, fully ready to teach the…
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REVIEW: Cutlass
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From Will Harley (Radio 4/CBBC/ITV) comes Cutlass. Set during the golden age of pirateering, Captain Springsmile Jack has been caught, tried and is due to…
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REVIEW: Oh Zeus!
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Le Navet Bete’s latest production, Oh Zeus!, written by John Nicholson and Le Navet Bete with direction by John Nicholson, takes audiences on a chaotic…
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REVIEW: Love’s Labour’s Lost
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Love’s Labour’s Lost is one of Shakespeare’s least frequently staged comedies, but it is an undervalued, entertaining piece of work.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Tulug Tirpan
Reading Time: 5 minutesDisguised as a Turkish migrant worker in West Germany during the 1980s, Wallraff entered the hidden world of migrant labour for two years, experiencing and…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kojo Apeagyei
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Kojo Apeagyei, new trustee of Talawa Theatre Company.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Himadri Madan
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Himadri Madan, co-creator and performer of Mother | Maiden | Whore.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ollie Horn
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Ollie Horn, performing two comedy shows, ‘The Most Toast’ and ‘Let’s Listen to Some of Lou Bega’s…
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