
Magic Alan – Golden Goose Theatre | Review
‘Surreal’ is one of those words which can cover a multitude of definitions and is often misleadingly and lazily employed.
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‘Surreal’ is one of those words which can cover a multitude of definitions and is often misleadingly and lazily employed.
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Lifers is a powerful, thought-provoking piece of theatre which addresses the reality of incarceration and relationship building in the austere
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It is one of the joys of theatre-going to stumble occasionally upon an excellently written, thoughtfully crafted and superbly performed
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The Dying Wish, written by Mauro Fazion and directed by Verônica Sarno, promises to pack a lot into just over
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Folklorica is a curious piece of theatre. It is part fairytale, part allegory, part hard-hitting political fable, with more than
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“The Devil’s loose in Salem, Mister Proctor, we must discover where he’s hiding!” One of the problems facing any production
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Mark Guest discovered a passion for magic at the age of eight and turned professional at the astonishingly young age
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Whatever one’s personal opinions about football, there is no denying that it has a strong influence on the nation’s psyche.
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