
I Didn’t Know I Was Polish – The Hope Theatre | Review
Kaitlyn Kelly, a Canadian-born writer and performer, has spent two years working and creating a life in Paris, but time
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Kaitlyn Kelly, a Canadian-born writer and performer, has spent two years working and creating a life in Paris, but time
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On a close, hot and humid night at The Old Red Lion Theatre, this latest production of Ivories, written by
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One Hundred Percent, the latest production from Precarious Theatre, is an intriguing piece. In a claustrophobic studio apartment, an embittered
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Chop-chop! is a humorous and energetic treatment of the ebb and flow of two very different personalities. Through their clashes,
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“Down this road on a summer’s day in 1944, the soldiers came. Nobody lives here now.” These words, intoned with
All My Pretty Ones – Birmingham Rep | Review Read More »

It is AD61. A fractured and largely subdued Britannia is under the heel of Roman subjugation. Prasutagus, leader of the
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Returning to The White Bear Theatre after a hugely successful run in December 2024, we are invited to enter the
The Last Days of Liz Truss? – White Bear Theatre | Review Read More »

Following a successful Edinburgh Fringe run in 2024, Bettina Paris’s two-hander, Sisyphean Quick Fix, has its London debut at The
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