I’ve known the playwright Claudio Macor for some years, ever since I directed one of his early plays. Since then he’s commendably amassed a significant body of work in which he uncovers dark moments from the history of gay oppression and vividly dramatises them.
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03 Nov
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Review: DIFFERENT FROM THE OTHERS at the White Bear Theatre
By Phil Willmott Sunday, November 3 2019, 17:50
31 Oct
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Review: THE ANTIPODES at the National Theatre
By Phil Willmott Thursday, October 31 2019, 11:54
I was looking forward to this because reviews and word of mouth about American writer Annie Baker’s recent plays at the National Theatre, JOHN and the THE FLICK were so blisteringly good and I’d missed both.
31 Oct
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Review: LORNA DALLAS : STAGES at The Crazy Coqs, Live at Zedel
By John Yap Thursday, October 31 2019, 11:49
With her distinctive voice and style, Lorna Dallas brought her acclaimed cabaret, STAGES, back to London after the sold out performances at the Birdland Theatre in New York and earlier in the year at The Crazy Coqs.
31 Oct
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Review: ON BEAR RIDGE at the Royal Court
By Justin Murray Thursday, October 31 2019, 10:35
I’m conflicted about On Bear Ridge, Ed Thomas’ perplexing, upsetting play about memory, the way things fade, and how we choose which hill to die on.
Rhys Ifans (John Daniel) and Rakie Ayola (Noni) in On Bear Ridge. Photo by Mark Douet
29 Oct
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Review: SOHO CINDERS at Charing Cross Theatre
By Stuart King Tuesday, October 29 2019, 11:22
The Cinderella story gets a gay makeover courtesy of long-time musical collaborators George Stiles and Anthony Drewe and is set to amuse and entertain patrons of the Charing Cross Theatre until Christmas.
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