People speak of Sergei Polunin with the same awe and reverence given to Rudolph Nureyev and Mikhail Baryshnikov. He is another wunderkind of dance, one who attracts headlines for the unorthodox. He is also no stranger to performing in different media, most recently as Count Andrenyi in Kenneth Branagh's Murder on the Orient Express.
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09 Dec
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Review: SATORI at the London Coliseum
By Hugh Wooldridge Saturday, December 9 2017, 11:30
09 Dec
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Review: BARNUM at the Menier Chocolate Factory
By Christian Durham Saturday, December 9 2017, 08:36
Phineas Taylor Barnum was the original ‘Greatest Showman on Earth’. He brazenly and unashamedly used ‘flim flam’ and humbug to entertain and occasionally hoodwink the general public in the 19th Century both in his time as a Circus impresario and as a politician. His philosophy was to ‘hook your attractions to the mood of the country’.
08 Dec
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Review: SINNERS CLUB at Soho Theatre
By Nicole Acquah Friday, December 8 2017, 18:17
Sinners Club by Lucy Rivers is an expertly judged, passionate piece of gig-theatre.
The premise behind the show is simple: a feisty rock and roll band called The Bad Mothers – played by Lucy Rivers, Paolo Adamo, Dan Messore and Aiden Thorn – record their new album live.
05 Dec
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Review: LA SOIREE at the Aldwych Theatre
By Nicola Wright Tuesday, December 5 2017, 21:42
Bursting back to London this Festive Season, La Soiree has a new home at the Aldwych Theatre, with a selection of brand new international and home grown performers all ready to entertain. Like a cheeky Christmas stocking, full of surprises, this heady mix of cabaret, circus and comedy acts is sure to have something for everyone.
05 Dec
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Review: PARLIAMENT SQUARE at the Bush Theatre
By Stuart King Tuesday, December 5 2017, 07:51
A woman leaves her suburban family environment, intent on awakening collective consciousness and changing society, by committing a single shocking act.
Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre previously played host to James Fritz’s “Parliament Square” which has just transferred to The Bush Theatre for a limited London run.
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