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Continue reading →: Charley’s Aunt-A New Adaptation by Rob Madge.Rob Madge has adapted the comedy farce Charley’s Aunt by Brandon Thomas with a hilarious queer twist and a modern take on love and relationships while keeping to the original storyline. Which works brilliantly. The story begins with the two friends. Oxford University undergraduates Charley Wykeham (Jonathan Case) and his friend…
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Continue reading →: Blithe Spiritby Noel Coward-Salisbury Playhouse.Noel Coward’s comedy Blithe Spirit is one of his famous plays that has been staged and produced for film and television many times since it was first staged in the West End in 1941. Author Charles Condomine played by Adam Jackson-Smith is trying to find inspiration for a new character…
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Continue reading →: Lifers by Evan Placey.SYNERGY bring new plays to the stage that “provide fresh insights” about how the criminal justice system works and to share the reality faced by prisoners. LIFERS tells the story of three older prisoners who are serving life imprisonment in HMP Drummond. Their crimes aren’t the focus at first in…
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Continue reading →: Code of Engagement at the Coronet Theatre.
An Immersive Performance by Hea Min Jung. In code of engagement, Berlin based, Korean artist and choreographer Hea Min Jung embarks on a spiritual journey which draws on two pivotal moments in her life. A childhood memory of a game where rubber bands and movement are used to create intricate…
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Continue reading →: Flying Ant Day-Morley College-Johnny Harris Story Theatre.As the family begin to gather the hospital bed to say their final goodbye’s tension and regrets begin to surface. It’s the one day of the year that “flying Ants” are born, live and die all within twenty-four hours. The family aren’t prepared to deal with all the Ants while…
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Continue reading →: Lee-Park 90, Park Theatre.Lee by Cian Griffin is the story of the American abstract expressionist artist Lee Krasner who was married to the artist Jackson Pollock. The story is based a few years after Pollocks death. Krasner has become established in her right and has now taken over the large studio that was…
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Continue reading →: Top Hat The Musical-Edinburgh Playhouse.Despite a late start and a pre-interval break due to what seemed to be a technical problem or perhaps the Playhouse’s resident ghost, Albert being up to his old tricks, Top Hat provided a thrilling night for the audience on a mild autumn evening at the end of September. The…
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Continue reading →: SALOMÉ-Haymarket Theatre.This version of Oscar Wilde’s Salomé is described as “a radical new take” on the original work by Gesher Theatre and offers an extremely different version than I have seen before and certainly don’t want to see again. Neta Roth takes on the role of Princess Salomé whose beauty and…
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Continue reading →: Neysa Killeen-Interview for Lambeth Fringe.
Neysa Killeen has taken some time out to chat ahead of her performance at the Lambeth Fringe this weekend. The name of the show is “Irish Storytelling for Children” and you can find me at Vauxhall City Farm at 1 pm on the 4th of October. What was the…
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Continue reading →: The Shadow in the Mirror – The Mill at Sonning.
The Shadow in the Mirror – The Mill at Sonning offers a captivating Gothic Horror story about a Haunted Manor based on the short story by Gerald Durrell called The Entrance. This production has been adapted and directed by Dugald Bruce-Lockhart. Peter Letting (Nick Waring) is facing prosecution after a…
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