Polka Theatre has joined forces with Tara Arts to retell some traditional Indian folk tales in a vibrant, warm performance for under 7s. The three stories are interwoven with the tale of three orphans; Jasmine (Medhavi Patel), Mahendra (Raj Swamy) and Jayaben (Rose-Marie Christian) who are joined as family by their adopted father.
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08 Oct
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Review: THREE SAT UNDER THE BANYAN TREE at Polka Theatre
By Isabella James Monday, October 8 2018, 09:13
01 Oct
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Review: ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA at the National Theatre
By Phil Willmott Monday, October 1 2018, 17:49
What a joyous surprise this production is. Usually anyone approaching the play ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, whether they’re an audience member, a director or an actor, needs to be very wary.
01 Oct
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Review: SPARKS at HighTide Theatre, Walthamstow
By Justin Murray Monday, October 1 2018, 13:13
Sparks follows a woman who’s not played by one person, but two; one of whom (Jessica Butcher) speaks in words, the other (Anoushka Lucas) in music and song, aided by her keyboard.
01 Oct
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Review: DRIP FEED at Soho Theatre
By Nastazja Domaradzka Monday, October 1 2018, 09:28
Following its run at Edinburgh Fringe and Dublin Theatre Festival, Karen Cogan’s solo show DRIP FEED arrives at Soho Theatre in London. Taking the audiences through the past and present of the city of Cork, heartbreak and obsessions, loneliness and longings, Cogan proves to be both a fantastic writer and a performer.
01 Oct
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Review: PINTER TWO at The Harold Pinter Theatre
By Kit Benjamin Monday, October 1 2018, 09:02
Pinter Two consists of two, relatively early one-act comedies by the man himself and is the second in a series of seven collections of Pinter’s shorter works being produced at the Harold Pinter Theatre over the next few months. The season appears to have had theatre and TV names queuing up to participate and is curated, and mostly directed, by Jamie Lloyd, who probably deserves some sort of medal.
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