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Review: REASONS TO BE CHEERFUL at Theatre Royal Stratford East
By Stuart King Thursday, November 2 2017, 08:35


Review: RODELINDA, ENO London Coliseum
By Stuart King Monday, October 30 2017, 14:35
Handel's RODELINDA makes a welcome return to English National Opera's enormous London Coliseum stage. A typical Baroque feast of treachery, love, questionable fidelity, blood'n'guts and some welcome humour.

Review: OUR HOUSE at the Churchill Theatre, Bromley
By Nicola Wright Friday, October 27 2017, 13:23
With a successful career spanning almost forty years, Madness have written a vast catalogue of iconic chart topping songs, and it is the tracks from their early years that the musical Our House is centred around.


Review: TO A SIMPLE, ROCK'N'ROLL... SONG at The Barbican Theatre
By Stuart King Friday, October 27 2017, 12:51
Given that he is now in his mid-50s, it is something of a contradiction in terms to acknowledge Michael Clark as the eternal enfant terrible of British dance choreographers. The dance company which bears his name is currently performing a triple bill entitled to a simple, rock'n'roll...song at the Barbican.


Review: ANYTHING THAT FLIES - Jermyn Street Theatre
By Stuart King Monday, October 23 2017, 09:42
Whilst recovering from a stroke, a decrepit Jewish resident of Belsize Park receives an unexpected visitor in the shape of a German woman of high birth, sent to care for him, by his daughter in Israel.
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