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Silk Road - How to buy drugs online
08 Aug
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Review: SILK ROAD (HOW TO BUY DRUGS ONLINE) at the Trafalgar Studios

Little did Alex Oates realise when attempting to raise funds to stage his show at the Edinburgh FringeSilk Road - How to buy drugs online VAULT Festival back in 2014, that he would make history... but thanks to an anonymous Bitcoin donation on Crowdfunder, that's exactly what happened.

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Sacrifice - Ardent8
06 Aug
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Review: SACRIFICE at Soho Theatre

Sacrifice - Ardent8 Ardent8 are currently presenting a new play SACRIFICE at Soho Theatre, the primary object of which is to offer an opportunity for talented regionally-trained performers to demonstrate their acting smarts to a London audience. Thankfully, they deliver.

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Sheila Atim as Emilia and André Holland as Othello. Photo Simon Annand
04 Aug
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Review: OTHELLO at Shakespeare’s Globe

Plays about jealousy, envy, passion and amorous lust, must have seemed a-dime-a-dozen in Shakespeare’s day.

Here we go again at The Globe with OTHELLO, hot(ish) on the heels of London’s last notable foray into the world of Venetian military intrigue and apparent marital betrayal (The National’s 2013 production, in which Adrian Lester and Rory Kinnear played the Blackamoor and his long-time military comrade, Iago).

Sheila Atim as Emilia and André Holland as Othello. Photo Simon AnnandSheila Atim as Emilia and André Holland as Othello. Photo Simon Annand

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Allelujah! at the Bridge Theatre
01 Aug
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Review: ALLELUJAH! at the Bridge Theatre

Allelujah! at the Bridge Theatre Playwright and all-round northern saint Alan Bennett was and always shall remain middle-aged. In reality of course, he is now an octogenarian, but he pervaded an air of '40-something' in his youth and never quite relieved himself of the habit.

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Me And My Girl
11 Jul
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Review: ME AND MY GIRL at the Chichester Festival Theatre

Me And My Girl This production seems almost certain to grace the West End in the run-up to Christmas. Chichester Festival Theatre has been riding the crest of a wave in recent years with a swathe of high profile London transfers (most notably productions of Stephen Sondheim’s Sweeney Todd and Gypsy), garnering awards, earning plaudits and generating phenomenal West End box office.

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