So, it’s Pericles. That Shakespeare play you, erm, know and love. In… French? With a frame narrative which places the action of the Shakespeare play entirely in a different character’s head? Sure, I guess…
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17 Apr
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Review: PÉRICLÈS, PRINCE DE TYR by CHEEK BY JOWL at The Barbican
By Justin Murray Tuesday, April 17 2018, 09:43
17 Apr
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Review: 0 DAYS WITHOUT CRYING at the Landor Theatre
By Justin Murray Tuesday, April 17 2018, 09:29
Living with mental health issues is like having rain clouds around your waist. It’s raining around half of you, but the other half you might be fine. Some of the time. These, and other memorable images, populate Caterina Incisa’s solo show 0 Days Without Crying: part-standup, part-memoir.
13 Apr
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Review: QUIZ at the Noël Coward Theatre
By Stuart King Friday, April 13 2018, 07:12
Due largely to his forensically investigative approach and balanced presentation of the subject matter, James Graham’s latest play Quiz has managed to deliver both on style and substance.
10 Apr
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Review: CAROLINE OR CHANGE at Hampstead Theatre
By Stuart King Tuesday, April 10 2018, 10:38
West End royalty Sharon D Clarke reprises her virtuoso performance as Caroline Thibodeaux in CAROLINE, OR CHANGE currently playing at Hampstead Theatre.
10 Apr
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Review: CHOCOLATE CAKE at Polka Theatre
By Isabella James Tuesday, April 10 2018, 09:40
This musical adaptation of Michael Rosen’s poem ‘Chocolate Cake’ is perfect for little theatre goers who love silliness but hate tomatoes. Using lots of Rosen’s original text but adding some plot points and catchy musical numbers, Peter Glanville and Barb Jungr take the audience through a day in the life of Michael.
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