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On Blueberry Hill
11 Mar
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John Yap

Review: ON BLUEBERRY HILL at The Trafalgar Studios

On Blueberry Hill It is very rare when one chances upon a new Play of such poetic beauty and heart that grips right from the opening minutes and never lets go.

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Endgame
11 Mar
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Stuart King

Review: ENDGAME (with ROUGH FOR THEATRE II) at The Old Vic

Endgame Endgame (played after the rarely staged, but considerably more satisfying Rough for Theatre II) has been a box office draw for The Old Vic this season, where Daniel Radcliffe and Alan Cumming deliver Beckett’s quirky tales with sufficient spark and comedic zest, to demonstrate an affinity with the oft impenetrable material.

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Shoe Lady
10 Mar
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Stuart King

Review: SHOE LADY at Jerwood Downstairs (Royal Court Theatre)

Shoe Lady As its title alludes, SHOE LADY is a play which revolves around a woman (Viv, played by Katherine Parkinson) who is impacted by footwear — most especially, the loss of one half of a pair of shoes. Unfortunately, it is her only pair of shoes, so the loss assumes a profound significance and the results, whilst often comic, are ultimately calamitous.

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Corpse! at Park Theatre
08 Mar
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Max Lewendel

Review: CORPSE! at Park Theatre

Corpse! at Park Theatre Come and enjoy a fun night out in 1930’s London. CORPSE! by Gerald Moon is a classic comedy of mistaken identity, brought back to life by director Clive Brill.

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Revisor - Sadler's Wells
04 Mar
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Stuart King

Review: REVISOR at Sadler’s Wells

Revisor - Sadler's Wells Following-on from their success with Betroffenheit, Crystal Pite’s company Kidd Pivot are again collaborating with Jonathon Young, this time for REVISOR which uses Gogol’s 1836 absurdist comic farce about political corruption - The Inspector General* - as its source material.

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