
Review of Frankenstein at Brockley Jack Studio Theatre
By now familiar with Arrows & Traps’ particular brand of theatre, I was as usual very impressed by this adaptation
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The theatre is “committed to producing theatre that inspires, challenges and entertains our audience.”

By now familiar with Arrows & Traps’ particular brand of theatre, I was as usual very impressed by this adaptation
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Le Grand Mort has a rather ‘grand’ set, all things considered. As the audience quickly discovers, there’s a fully functioning
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The amount of books and musical instruments visible on stage as the audience files in for The State of Things
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I begin by quoting two exit poll verdicts from separate fellow theatregoers, if only because I don’t entirely agree with
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The set seems very roomy in this production of Teaching A Dillo to Cross The Road, an activity which, mercifully,
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The sins of the previous generation are manifested in the current one, what goes around comes around, and there’s nothing
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A suitably warm and positive introduction to this double bill of theatrical adaptations of Edgar Allan Poe stories by the
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In theatrical circles ‘The Scottish Play’ is one that is steeped in superstition and ever cautiously mentioned by name. With
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