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Laura Coutts
30 May
Phil Willmott

Fresh Talent that Should be on your Radar

Laura Coutts There's so much talent in London theatre that those breaking through via smaller theatres don't always get the recognition they deserve. Here's my hot tips for who to watch out for.

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Tartuffe - Theatre Royal Haymarket
29 May
Reviews
Phil Willmott

Review: TARTUFFE at the Theatre Royal Haymarket

Tartuffe - Theatre Royal Haymarket The comedy TARTUFFE caused quite a stir when it was originally produced by the French actor/playwright Moliere in 1664. It's a satire on how religion is used as a smoke screen for bad behaviour and corruption and it so enraged the church that it was banned, and there were even calls for the writer to be burned at the stake.

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Hamlet - Shakespeare's globe
23 May
Reviews
Nicky Allpress

Review: HAMLET at Shakespeare’s Globe

I think I’d enjoy Michelle Terry’s velvety delivery in almost any role but the part of Hamlet, particularly suited her sparky, dangerous energy and her performance gripped from start to finish.

Hamlet - Shakespeare's globe Colin Hurley as the Ghost and Michelle Terry as Hamlet. Photo by Tristram Kenton.

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As You Like It - Shakespeare's Globe
23 May
Reviews
Nicky Allpress

Review: AS YOU LIKE IT at Shakespeare’s Globe

As You Like It - Shakespeare's Globe Congratulations to the Globe's new Artistic Director, Michelle Terry. This was simple storytelling at its brightest. Notable for its sweet clarity, there’s minimalism all round in this production, pared back to allow the glorious text to shine. And it’s funny – very funny, laughter crackling through the courtyard as the company relish in a very assured production.

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Mindgame
23 May
News
Phil Willmott

New Arrivals in London Theatre

Mindgame If you’re a fan of psychological thriller you’ll be delighted to learn that Anthony Horowitz's MINDGAME will run for three weeks in the West End this month at the Ambassadors Theatre from 15 May to 2 June.

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