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24 Mar
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Nastazja Domaradzka

Review: MISTY at The Bush Theatre

Misty.jpgWe need to talk about political theatre, or lack of, but do we really? Maybe what we should be talking about instead are our own perceptions of what political theatre is?

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The Great Wave - National Theatre
23 Mar
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Justin Murray

Review: THE GREAT WAVE at The National Theatre

The Great Wave - National Theatre The National’s The Great Wave, a co-production with the Tricycle Theatre and directed by the Trike’s own Indhu Rabusingham, has its work cut out for it.

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Naomi Sheldon - Good Girl - Trafalgar Studio (photo by Felicity Crawshaw)
22 Mar
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Bj McNeill

Review: GOOD GIRL at Trafalgar Studios

Naomi Sheldon - Good Girl - Trafalgar Studio (photo by Felicity Crawshaw) Naomi Sheldon stars as GG in her writing debut GOOD GIRL, a feminist journey from 1995 to the present day. The show could benefit from more creative direction, yet it remains an ardently acted one-woman piece that beckons the audience to question; why are women forced to fit in, be good or behave? GOOD GIRL begins to explore the isolation that we face from not always being exactly like everyone else.

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18 Mar
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Phil Willmott

Review: BRIEF ENCOUNTER at the Empire Cinema

Brief-Encounter.jpgA celebrated musical of one of the best loved British movies of all time returns to the West End after thrilling audiences on tour and internationally. Appropriately you can see it, not in a theatre but in a converted art-deco cinema next to where PHANTOM OF THE OPERA plays, on the Haymarket.

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Hamlet Hackney Empire
15 Mar
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Monty Leigh

REVIEW: HAMLET at the Hackney Empire

Hamlet Hackney Empire This expansive production of Hamlet fills every inch of the fantastic Hackney Empire with its elaborate colours and booming attitude. Set in West Africa, Designer Paul Wills has truly made this production a feast for the eyes, with the stage wrapped in drapes of patterned wax fabric and brilliant performers who play drums while the lighting allows us to live in this warm atmosphere.

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