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Mary's Babies
24 Mar
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Review: MARY'S BABIES at Jermyn Street Theatre

Mary's Babies Katy Stephens and Emma Fielding adopt a schizophrenic approach to Maud Dromgoole's play derived from the questionable practices used at an early, unregulated Human Fertility Treatment clinic.

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Downstate - Dorfman Theatre - National Theatre
21 Mar
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Review: DOWNSTATE at the Dorfman (National Theatre)

Chicago and Broadway theatre audiences long ago learned the benefits of exposing themselves to the taboo subjects and aching moral dilemmas explored in Steppenwolf productions, but will Londoners embrace the opportunity with equal gusto on this occasion?

Downstate - Dorfman Theatre - National Theatre Francis Guinan (Fred), Glenn Davis (Gio), Celilia Noble (Ivy), Eddie Torres (Felix) and K. Todd Freeman (Dee) in Downstate. Photo by Michael Brosilow

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Tom Hiddleston
13 Mar
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Review: BETRAYAL at the Harold Pinter Theatre

Tom Hiddleston (an international A-lister following his success in The Night Manager and portrayals of Loki in the Thor movies), headlines BETRAYAL - the final presentation and culmination of the Pinter at the Pinter season, which began back in September of last year.

Tom HiddlestonTom Hiddleston in Betrayal at the Harold Pinter Theatre

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Gently Down The Stream
06 Mar
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Review: GENTLY DOWN THE STREAM at Park Theatre

Gently Down The StreamVeteran wordsmith Martin Sherman whose play “Bent” catapulted him onto the world stage some 40 years ago, is the gentle and occasionally caustic wit, behind Park Theatre’s most recent dabble with success.

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Tartuffe - National Theatre
23 Feb
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Review: TARTUFFE at The Lyttelton, National Theatre

Tartuffe - National Theatre Molière’s TARTUFFE - that perennially revisited masterpiece of wit, seduction and deception - hits the National Theatre’s Lyttelton stage this week, in what they’ve described as a ‘ferocious new version’ by John Donnelly.

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