When I hear the words assisted suicide my first thought does not tend to be musical theatre. Similarly, when I
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Over the past year, Drift Theatre has put on a series of scratch nights- new writers put on a snippet
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A story of two WI ladies who set out to empower prostitutes by going on the ultimate road trip to
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When the future of war is, in the words of a former US defence secretary, “drones, baby, drones” then what
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When at war, do right and wrong actually exist? Toy Soldier, written and directed by Jonathon Crewe, aims to explore this
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A collection of four satirical monologues written by Hassan Abdulrazzak which manage to find humour in some of the darkest conflicts
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As a theatre addict there is little that fascinates me more than what goes into putting a show together. Where
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Who is Hedda Gabler? Deceitful? Trapped? Manipulative? Angry? Bored? And more importantly how has she become this woman? Ibsen’s plays are
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