
Rent at Tom Stoppard Theatre | Review
Rent is one of those musicals that, whether you’ve seen it or not, you’ve heard of. There’s something about the
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Rent is one of those musicals that, whether you’ve seen it or not, you’ve heard of. There’s something about the
Rent at Tom Stoppard Theatre | Review Read More »

The youth care system in the UK is endlessly debated. We don’t spend enough; we spend too much. The kids
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Have you ever partaken in phone sex? No, me neither. But when you think about it, it’s not a bad
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According to the adage, there are seven stages of grief, starting with shock and working through to acceptance; each stage
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Not many plays start with the protagonist walking into the bar and ordering a brandy. But that’s the way Scott
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Do you ever wonder what happens to characters in a play once the final curtain has fallen? I often try
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It’s that time of year again. Six weeks of school holidays, and while the teachers are recharging for September, you
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