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Continue reading →: Jury Duty at Theatre Deli.
Jury Duty takes place in Theatre Deli which is in the perfect location for a crime-based immersive theatre experience, where the outcome lays in.your hands. As it is set in the heart of the legal sector with the famous and formidable Royal Courts of Justice close by. From the moment…
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Continue reading →: DESTINY by Florence Espeut-Nickless.
Growing up in a rural Town can be challenging and for much of the time it is mind-numbingly “boring”, I remember it well also spending my teenage years growing up in a small Wiltshire village. DESTINY tells the heart breaking story of a 16 year old abandoned and lost in the…
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Continue reading →: The Hound Of The Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
Crime and Comedy Theatre Company presents The Hound Of The Baskervilles produced by Kate Ashmead. The settings are London, Devonshire and Dartmoor as the cast takes to the airwaves to record a radio play version of the famous Arthur Conan Doyle novel live on air. Listen closely as the mysterious crime…
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Continue reading →: Guys and Dolls at Bridge Theatre.
Immersive Theatre experiences offer an additional edge for theatregoers. Bridge Theatre new cast for Guys and Dolls offers two separate experiences for audience members. There’s the traditional seating experience and one where standing audience members become part of the show. Expertly moved throughout the evening as the stage changes form…
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Continue reading →: Sasha Velour-The Big Reveal.
Seven years ago Drag artist Sasha Velour won the prestigious competition Ru Paul’s Drag Race. Since winning the title Velour’s career has continued to grow and is a huge household name in the Drag industry and from tonight’s performance I can fully understand why. Although Sasha admits that she wasn’t…
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Continue reading →: Cluedo 2 at New Victoria Theatre, Woking.
Who doesn’t love a good “who dunnit” murder mystery story? Based on the original board game invented during the Second World War by Anthony Pratt. Cluedo 2 brings an array of familiar characters to life from Miss Scarlet (Ellie Leach), Colonel Mustard (Jason Durr) and Mrs White (Dawn Buckland). New…
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Continue reading →: Good-Bye by Chiten Theatre Company.
Entering the Coronet auditorium and seeing the set of Good-Bye took me back to the visual impact of seeing the Pina Bausch show Carnations. It turns out that this was quite a helpful starting point from which to view this piece. With its precise and distinct movement language and its live…
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Continue reading →: Marry Me a Little songs by Stephen Sondheim.
Two single people alone in a large city seeking the same things in life, love, acceptance and marriage. Shelley Rivers and Markus Sodergren perform Marry Me A Little at The Stage Door above The Prince of Wales pub in the heart of London’s West End and is a superb location…
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Continue reading →: Stitches by Jonathan Blakeley.
Chloe’s bought a teddy bear when she was born by her grandmother. The entire play is a solo performance by Jonathan Blakeley, who tells the story of Chloes life through his eyes, the teddybear in the heartfelt play Stitches. Samantha Pears directs Blakeley through Chloe’s younger years. Bumping him through…
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Continue reading →: A Song for Ella Grey by David Almond.
Pilot Theatre presents A Song for Ella Grey retelling the mythical story of Orpheus through a group of highly intelligent A-level students based in Northumbria, who are desperately navigating their way through love, sex and identity as they move into adulthood. Claire (Olivia Onyehara) and Ella Grey (Grace Long) have…











