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Inside Giovanni's Room. Photo Drew Forsyth
13 Jun
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Stuart King

Review: INSIDE GIOVANNI’S ROOM at Sadler’s Wells East

James Baldwin’s 1956 novel Giovanni’s Room in which a young American man tentatively explores his bisexuality while in Paris, was deemed so contentious and controversial that his publishers believed it would end the young writer’s burgeoning literary career.

Inside Giovanni's Room. Photo Drew ForsythInside Giovanni's Room. Photo Drew Forsyth

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romeo and juliet flabbergast theatre review
13 Jun
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Camille Leadbeater

Review: ROMEO AND JULIET at Wilton's Music Hall

Flabbergast Theatre’s Romeo & Juliet at the iconic Wilton’s Music Hall is a delectable and compelling interpretation of Shakespeare’s tragic love story. A darkly comedic, conceptual re-imagination of the classic drama, it is a far cry from the rather more slick and sanitised variations we have come to expect from modern theatrical productions.

romeo and juliet flabbergast theatre reviewProduction image of Romeo and Juliet. Photo by Michael Lynch.

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Tim Mahendran and the cast of Just For One Day. Photo credit Evan Zimmerman
12 Jun
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Stuart King

Review: JUST FOR ONE DAY at Shaftesbury Theatre

For anyone of my era, Live Aid challenged our parent’s Woodstock as the once in a generation, popular culture milestone. Forty years on and JUST FOR ONE DAY revisits and recreates the excitement, passion and urgency inherent in staging the 1985 events, which raised funds to save millions from starvation in Africa.

Tim Mahendran and the cast of Just For One Day. Photo credit Evan ZimmermanTim Mahendran and the cast of Just For One Day. Photo credit Evan Zimmerman.

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Mark Curry (Elijah) and Alfie Blackwell (Sam Crow) in King of Pangea at King’s Head Theatre. Credit Steve Gregson
11 Jun
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Stuart King

Review: KING OF PANGEA at King’s Head

Martin Storrow has evidently poured much personal experience of tragedy into his original musical KING OF PANGEA which has began its short run at King’s Head this week, having been in development since before 2019.

Mark Curry (Elijah) and Alfie Blackwell (Sam Crow) in King of Pangea at King’s Head Theatre. Credit Steve GregsonMark Curry (Elijah) and Alfie Blackwell (Sam Crow) in King of Pangea at King’s Head Theatre. Credit Steve Gregson

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Our Cosmic Dust at Park Theatre. Pamela Raith Photography
10 Jun
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Stuart King

Review: OUR COSMIC DUST at Park Theatre

Michinari Ozawa’s OUR COSMIC DUST, adapted and translated by Susan Momoko Hingley, has breezed into the Park Theatre for a run until 5th July.

Our Cosmic Dust at Park Theatre. Pamela Raith PhotographyOur Cosmic Dust at Park Theatre. © Pamela Raith Photography

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