If you want someone to tease out a story, if you want someone to winkle out the good bits, and
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You know what they say: Location. Location. Location. After months and months of internal darkness what better place to re-discover
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Lockdown: theatres dark; audiences shunned; creativity on hold. And: “No-one’s seen anyone in ages. Not just you.” Enter – or
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I know we are in strange, cruel, enlightening pandemic times but it is not very often that a grown man
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John Mortimer’s two-hander is a classic of the genre – the genre being plays set within a legal framework: Twelve
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Stumbling around in the dark I found myself at the Stage Door of Camden People’s Theatre and was astonished to
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Ostensibly, this is a play about a journalist fighting for freedom of expression with a sub-plot about the journalist’s tortured
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Cards on the table: I have to declare a non-interest. I’m a Spurs supporter. This is a solo show about
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