
My Brother’s Keeper at Theatre503 | Review
“Rome wasn’t built in a day. But Margate was.” Mahad Ali’s script gives us a powerful, intelligent, sensitive window on
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“Rome wasn’t built in a day. But Margate was.” Mahad Ali’s script gives us a powerful, intelligent, sensitive window on
My Brother’s Keeper at Theatre503 | Review Read More »

Doors. Lots of them. Stage Left. Stage Right. Upstage. Mid-stage. Downstage. A big cupboard – with, yes, you’ve guessed it
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The beautiful game. Or not so beautiful perhaps. Score a goal, win a cup, get the car and the house
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Do you hear God? Is it your intention to run Google? Are you working, intensely, on a plan to bring
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Pennyroyal is a conversation. It’s a conversation, an ongoing conversation, between two sisters, Chris and Daff, that, like a garden,
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Be astonishing. That’s Derek Jarman’s exhortation to the world at large and – at the end of the show –
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The show is basically a rant in three parts. Let’s deal with the title first: If. Destroyed. Still. True. Note
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Come on people! Gird up your loins! Strap yourself in! Prepare for whisk-off! And get ready to warp into a
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