What is reality? That is essentially the overall question that this play asks. As twin sisters on different sides of
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We’re overrun at the moment with stories of women struggling to be taken seriously and to break through the glass
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“Straight, white, able-bodied males to the back, queer, ethnic minority females front and centre.” The first line of the show.
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For theatregoers, cast albums essentially serve two separate purposes. For those who haven’t seen a show before they provide a
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Di and Viv and Rose is one of the most beautifully written and intricate plays I have ever had the
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Jenna Russell with Seth Rudetsky was almost like musical theatre meets the Graham Norton show, and I mean that in
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Blink is a surprisingly heart-warming, if slightly strange, tale of life and loneliness in London. When Sophie and Jonah find
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A theatre company sees a film, they don’t like the message of the film, and they decide to parody the
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