
He Said/She Said – White Bear Theatre | Review
He Said/She Said, running at The White Bear Theatre, promises an intriguing evening of psychological exploration. Two one act monologues,
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He Said/She Said, running at The White Bear Theatre, promises an intriguing evening of psychological exploration. Two one act monologues,
He Said/She Said – White Bear Theatre | Review Read More »

By all criteria, The Nutter Next Door is an archetypal piece of fringe theatre. Two actors, a relatively minimalist set,
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Every September and October in Britain, a specific form of migration takes place. Thousands of 18-, 19- and 20-year-olds cram
The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret – Jack Studio Theatre | Review Read More »

Some plays are the theatrical equivalent of a warm bath, a simple pleasure where the audience can relax and let
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Stand-up comedy is a tough old game. There can be no lonelier or scarier scenario. Standing alone under the spotlight,
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It’s a serious business, politics. A tough one too, especially in the twenty-first-century maelstrom of fevered 24-hour debate, thrust and
The Red Prince – Lion & Unicorn Theatre | Review Read More »

There is nothing new about Hollywood scandals. From the very beginning of filmmaking, the actors, directors, production crews, writers and
The Paper Doll House – Old Red Lion Theatre | Review Read More »

There is much more than meets the eye to The Royal Shakespeare Company’s reimagined adaptation by Laura Wade of W
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