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Continue reading →: Comedian Mark Row- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Comedian by night (holidays) and full-time teacher by day, alongside juggling family life and in between all these Mark Row has taken time out to chat to me about his upcoming comedy shows coming to Edinburgh Fringe this year. How long have you been working on the comedy scene? It’s…
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Continue reading →: Malory Towers-Richmond Theatre.The touring production of Malory Towers showing at Richmond Theatre has been adapted by Emma Rice from the popular series of the same name by author Enid Blyton. Set in a picturesque boarding school in Cornwall. The series follows the adventures of Darrell Rivers and her friends as they navigate…
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Continue reading →: The Bodyguard The Musical-Woking Theatre.In 1992, Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner bought The Bodyguard film by screenplay writer Lawrence Kasden to the big screen. With the rise of “stalking cases” against celebrities, this film showed the extremes these “obsessed fans” would go to to get what they desired. Press night saw Mireia Mambo step…
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Continue reading →: Colossus – Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre.Created by Australian choreographer Stephanie Lake, this exhilarating contemporary work transforms a large group of performers into a single, constantly evolving organism. Colossus’sunique touring model has the show performed by 50 dance students in each venue it is performed. This London performance at Queen Elizabth Hall, Southbank Centre, features undergraduate…
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Continue reading →: Paulus the Cabaret Geek Interview about-What Wood Victoria Do?WHAT WOOD VICTORIA DO? Paulus the Cabaret Geek took to the stage in 2016 with the hugely successful show called Looking for Me Friend, a two-handed production celebrating the life and works of the great comedy writer and performer Victoria Wood. The tour ended this year, and director Sarah-Louise Young…
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Continue reading →: Barnum-Richmond Theatre.The touring production of Barnum, currently playing at The Richmond Theatre this week lightly follows the career of Phineas Taylor Barnham charting his rise from humble beginnings to becoming the Greatest Showman and co-owner of Barnum and Baily Circus. One of the show’s strongest strengths is its live music and…
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Continue reading →: Why I Stuck A Flare Up My Arse for England-Garrick Theatre.There’s something special about watching a play start off in the Fringe Theatre and end up in a West End Theatre, even if it is for just one night. This is exactly what Alex Hill has done with his production Why I Stuck a Flare up my Arse for England.…
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Continue reading →: Unforgettable-the Nat King Cole Story-Bridge House Theatre.It’s 1945, and we’re backstage in the dressing room of Nat King Cole at a New York club. He’s just finishing his set and getting changed when in walks a woman, Maria Ellington. Cole asks her out to dinner, which she refuses . It’s never explained why she suddenly appears,…
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Continue reading →: Pescador-Film Review.Pescador is split into three parts. First, the journey of the sister whose a Marine biologist whose dream of a mythical fish, sends her on a journey to Costa Rica. The journey is fraught with dangers for a female sol traveller. Undeterred, she journeys on through the jungle terrain. In…
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Continue reading →: Operation Mincemeat-Woking Theatre.Some war stories are heroic. Some are unbelievable. And then there’s Operation Mincemeat, a show that somehow manages to be both while making you laugh almost nonstop along the way. Currently playing at Woking Theatre, this fast-paced musical tells the remarkable true story of Glyndwr Michael, a Welsh drifter who…
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