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Continue reading →: LOOP-Theatre 503.Tanya-Loretta Dee writer and performer in her solo play LOOP offers an insight into an obsessive personality. LOOP opens in a mythical forest, Dee takes on the persona of a deer being hunted by her prince and preparing to sacrifice herself for his every desire. Bex is single and works in…
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Continue reading →: The Gardening Club-New Wimbledon Theatre.The premise of The Gardening Club is undeniably intriguing. A pop rock musical set in 1960s Georgia, where a group of women run a secret drug ring to distribute the birth control pill under the guise of a gardening club, has all the makings of a bold, urgent and darkly…
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Continue reading →: Looking for Me Friend-Hanger Farm.Looking for Me Friend is a wonderful celebration and trip down memory lane for all fans of the late Queen of comedy Victoria Wood who died in 2016. Written and performed by the charismatic Paulus and directed by Sarah Louise-Young accompanied on the piano by musical director Michael Roulston. Wood…
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Continue reading →: Inspector Morse: House of Ghosts-New Victoria Theatre Woking.Inspector Morse:House of Ghosts stars Tom Chambers as Detective Chief Inspector Morse alongside DS Lewis played by Tachia Newall. Morse isn’t the easiest person to work and Lewis is often frustrated with unexpected overtime sprung on him at a moment’s notice. House of Ghosts begins as a murder enquiry as…
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Continue reading →: The Talented Mr Ripley-Richmond Theatre.It’s a testament to Patricia Highsmith’s enduring work that her 1955 novel The Talented Mr Ripley continues to seduce new audiences across generations. Having inspired both an Oscar-nominated film and a recent Netflix series, it now finds fresh and stylish life on stage in Mark Leipacher’s taut, intoxicating adaptation – which he…
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Continue reading →: Monselier-Online Review from Grimfest.Online review of Montselier which had been part of Grimfest at Barons Court Theatre. The link was shared privately by Cathy Wippell for the purpose of this review. It’s currently day 453 since day zero happened and acid rain is still falling outside after the Nuclear storm first raged down…
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Continue reading →: Women Over 30 Don’t Matter-Part of Voila Festival InterviewsVoila! Theatre Festival is London’s panlingual festival that celebrates emerging artists from all different backgrounds and cultures. The festival runs across eight London venues until 23rd November. I have caught up with Aishwarya Gaikwad and Carly Hendricks ahead of her play Women Over 30 Don’t Matter which will be performing…
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Continue reading →: The Waiting-Part of Voila Festival InterviewsVoila! Theatre Festival is London’s panlingual festival that celebrates emerging artists from all different backgrounds and cultures. The festival runs across eight London venues until 23rd November. I have caught up with Nina-Lou Bricar ahead of her play The Waiting which will be performing at The Etcetera Theatre on 8th,…
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Continue reading →: Medaki-Part of Voila Festival InterviewsVoila! Theatre Festival is London’s panlingual festival that celebrates emerging artists from all different backgrounds and cultures. The festival runs across eight London venues until 23rd November. I have caught up with the team just after the end of their play Mendaki had been performed at Cockpit Theatre on 4th…
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