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Continue reading →: Fast Love the George Michael Tribute.
Joseph Sansome takes to the stage for one night only in the Adelphi Theatre, home to the West End hit Back to the Future. Bringing life to a range of the late George Michael’s music hits in the touring production of Fast Love. The audience members at tonight’s performance were…
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Continue reading →: I Love You, Mum- I Promise I Won’t Die by Mark Wheeler.
Verbatim Theatre can touch audiences at their very core, I Love You, Mum– I Promise I Won’t Die successfully achieves that. When sixteen-year-old Daniel Spargo-Mabbs dies on a night out at a rave after taking a lethal dose of MDA family, friends and teachers are left shocked and grief-stricken. Writer…
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Continue reading →: Paper Cut by Andrew Rosendorf.
Park Theatre presents the UK premiere of Paper Cut. Estranged Twin brothers Kyle (Callum Mardy) and Jack (Joe Bollard) reunite and attempt to rebuild their relationship after the carnage from childhood and Kyle’s return from war. Kyle served in Afghanistan after being struck by an IED blast whilst on active…
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Continue reading →: C’MON ANGIE! by Amie Lee Lavoie.
As Reed (Robbie Martin) showers and gets ready to leave Angie’s (Rafaela Elliston) flat in the morning. His jovial disposition is in stark contrast to the guarded position taken by Angie sitting on her bed. The one-night stand quickly becomes apparent with two conflicting versions of the previous night’s events.…
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Continue reading →: Stuart Michael at Wonderville.
Psychic Medium Stuart Michael begins his national tour later this year in September 2023. For two nights, only Michael takes to the stage at the home of Wonderville in Piccadilly Circus. Once home to the famous restaurant “Planet Hollywood,” the spacious venue offers room to drink, socialise with friends and…
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Continue reading →: The Circle by Somerset Maugham.
Artistic Director Tom Littler’s first production The Circle is now performing at the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond. The round Theatre layout offers challenges for a director and producer with setting the stage to allow an almost 360-degree visibility to the entire audience. However, after last night’s press night, I…
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Continue reading →: Waldo’s Circus of Magic and Terror by Hattie Naylor and Jamie Beddard.
Many years ago, circus entertainers were renowned for being part of a “freak show.” Hugh Jackman led The Greatest Showman into the cinema in 2017 as the American circus entertainer P.T Barnum put those who were “different” into the public eye and created a platform for their talents. Waldo’s Circus…
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Continue reading →: Glory Ride by Victoria Buchholz.
Gino Bartali rode to glory for the second time in the Tour de France in 1948. However, Glory Ride focuses on the riders bravery during World War II, where he risked his life and used his privilege of being allowed out of the city to be able to ride in…
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Continue reading →: F**king Men by Joe DiPietro.
F**cking Men by Joe Dipietro based on Schnitzler’s La Ronde explores attitudes and sexual relationships, encounters, and liaisons through a gay man-themed perspective. Disclosing secrets and attitudes are often not openly shared. Alex Britt, Charlie Condou, Derek Mitchell, and Stanton Plummer-Cambridge certainly have a fantastic rapport on stage and trust…
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Continue reading →: The Sun, The Mountain, and Me by Jack Fairey.
The mindful state between genius and madness is often closely linked. Arthur ( Jack Fairey) is an artist surrounded by many unfinished paintings and boxes that require attention before he and his girlfriend Tara move into their new flat. Are her concerns justified? Arthur discovers a book on ancient Greece…











