WARHEADS styles itself a punchy urban drama, based as it is, on a true story. But is there room for yet another deconstruction of PTSD and the trials and tribulations of a soldier returning from the horrors of war? In this case, the short answer is, yes (with minor reservations).
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19 Aug
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Review: WARHEADS at Park Theatre
By Stuart King Monday, August 19 2019, 09:33
11 Aug
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Review: HORRIBLE HISTORIES - BARMY BRITAIN at The Apollo Theatre, London
By Isabella James Sunday, August 11 2019, 10:26
Barmy Britain is the latest Horrible Histories live show based on the popular children’s books by Terry Deary and the hugely successful BBC TV show.
02 Aug
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Review: BLUES IN THE NIGHT at The Kiln
By Nicky Allpress Friday, August 2 2019, 20:04
A series of heart-wrenching and toe-tapping songs speak to us, of love, loneliness, sex drugs and hedonism that ultimately celebrate the strength of the human spirit in spite of hardship. A live jazz band backing a set of incredible voices is a joy to experience at the recently refurbished Kiln Theatre which has clearly invested in state-of-the-art system that makes quality sound soar. Four souls simply named The Woman, The Lady, The Girl and The Man take turns in singing their story of life’s highs and lows and at times become entwined in mutual understanding of each other’s journey.
29 Jul
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Review: THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN at the Duke Of York's Theatre
By Phil Willmott Monday, July 29 2019, 10:03
After a national tour, The Girl On The Train has pulled into The Duke Of York's for a limited four week run, so if you are a fan of the book or film then you don't have long to catch this well known thriller.
27 Jul
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Review: PETER PAN at Troubadour White City Theatre
By Isabella James Saturday, July 27 2019, 18:15
This co-production from The National Theatre and Bristol Old Vic stays very true to J.M. Barrie’s story of a young boy who refuses to grow-up. An ensemble cast of musicians and dancers thrust Peter Pan and Wendy into a colourful Neverland with a creative design and stunning aesthetic.
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