Following two sell out runs at The National Theatre and a world tour Inua Ellam’s epic multi-continental story Barbershop Chronicles arrives at The Roundhouse and if there ever was such a thing as ‘the hottest ticket in town’ this is it.
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24 Jul
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Second Look: The National Theatre’s BARBERSHOP CHRONICLES, now at The Roundhouse
By Nastazja Domaradzka Wednesday, July 24 2019, 09:48
19 Jul
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Review AN EVENING WITHOUT KATE BUSH at the Museum of Comedy
By Marian Pashley Friday, July 19 2019, 15:52
This show celebrates the music and very unique talent of Kate Bush, but its narrative focus is on her fans. That is not to say that Sarah-Louise Young does not give a fantastic rendition of Kate.
19 Jul
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REVIEW: Ex-Batts and Broilers at the Greenwich Theatre
By Justin Murray Friday, July 19 2019, 15:31
Gail and Gemma (Jesse Dupré and Sophie Taylor) are chickens. They have an important decision to make today and they need us, the audience, to help them decide.
12 Jul
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Review: CAPTAIN CORELLI’S MANDOLIN at the Harold Pinter Theatre
By Stuart King Friday, July 12 2019, 13:55
Until the end of August, the Harold Pinter theatre plays host to a stage adaptation of Louis de Bernières’ multi-award winning, World War II Greek Island romance, CAPTAIN CORELLI’S MANDOLIN and aside from a few minor gripes, it’s a beautifully realised affair.
Madison Clare, Alex Mugnaioni and Members of the Company in Captain Corelli's Mandolin. Photography by Marc Brenner
11 Jul
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Review PETER GYNT at the National Theatre
By Phil Willmott Thursday, July 11 2019, 16:17
This play is usually called Peer Gynt. It’s a rambling pageant of symbolism by Henrik Ibsen that, some people believe, he never intended to be staged. Never the less it’s so often produced it’s Norway’s most performed work. There’s even an annual festival dedicated to it.
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