Danyah Miller was last at the Orange Tree Theatre during Christmas 2015 when her one-woman interpretation of Michael Morpurgo’s I
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Anna (Claire Corbett) is a woman in early middle-age, beautiful, successful, articulate – and dying of cancer. She is in
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Former Taoiseach of Ireland Bertie Ahern recently rejected a suggestion that the country would follow the UK out of the
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After the sensation of Oklahoma Rodgers and Hammerstein pushed the dramatic boundaries even further with their next production Carousel. The
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Grease was not originally conceived as a “Jukebox musical” when it first appeared on Broadway in 1972. The storyline was
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The Miser is a romp which with slapstick, fancy dress, audience participation, deliberate anachronisms and frequent silliness presents Moliere’s masterpiece
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When the nights are still long, the skies mostly grey and the world seems to have gone to hell in
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In the final line in Tennessee William’s masterpiece, A Streetcar Named Desire the tragic heroine Blanche says “I’ve always depended
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