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REVIEW: The Price
“a superb four-hander for a deep wound both in family and in capitalism” In a…
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REVIEW: Jeezus!
Blasphemous, bonkers and brilliantly queer Following on from last year’s breakout Fringe run, Jeezus! returns for its…
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REVIEW: RUM
“The team behind RUM handle Mallalieu’s material with immense skill and care” Public consciousness has…
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REVIEW: The Scottish Comedians
Woke taxi drivers, shocking Christmas Market prices, Elvis impersonators and First Ministers, these Scottish comics…
Keep readingREVIEW: LIBERACE & LIZA – A Tribute
Ever wondered what your favourite karaoke classic from the noughties, or latest radio hit would…
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REVIEW: Renata Flore
Renata Flores is a Peruvian powerhouse reshaping what Latin music can sound and feel like.…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Tallulah Haddon
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Tallulah Haddon to discuss their upcoming performance ‘I Left my Vibrator in a Cave’.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Alex Stroming and Jessica Potts
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Alex Stroming and Jessica Potts, Director and Assistant Director of Selina Fillinger’s ‘Something Clean’, an intimate, unexpected…
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REVIEW: Between The River and The Sea
Part of the Royal Court’s 70th anniversary season, Between The River and The Sea continues the trend of bold programming from artistic director David Byrne. The controversial…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Elliot Cowan
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Elliot Cowan, who is playing Victor Franz in ‘The Price’.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sammy Moore
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Sammy Moore about his show Derrière on a G String by Some Smith & Moore coming to…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kenneth Butler
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Kenneth Butler, performer of Asante in ‘The Last Black Messiah’.
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