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REVIEW: My Land's Shore, Ye Olde Rose And Crowne ✭✭✭✭
It has been fifteen years in the making, and - finally - My Land's Shore has made it to the stage in its world premiere full production.
Julian Eaves
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REVIEW: Anyone Can Whistle, Union Theatre ✭✭✭
The musical performances in Anyone Can Whistle will please people who like brilliantly written songs, and they will fire the imagination of anyone who hears …
Julian Eaves
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REVIEW: The Glass Menagerie, Duke Of Yorks Theatre ✭✭✭✭✭
I left the theatre, remembering just how much I loved The Glass Menagerie and thinking how lucky I was to have seen such an outstanding production of it. I'm…
Douglas Mayo
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Wicked - Gershwin Theatre Broadway - Book tickets
Wicked the smash hit musical continues its record-breaking run at Broadway's Gershwin Theatre. Book Now!
Douglas Mayo
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REVIEW: Newsies Movie Event ✭✭✭✭✭
This will be the first time that Disney has bought one of their live shows to the screen but they have done so in epic style and the result is absolutely exh…
Douglas Mayo
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REVIEW: Pink Mist, New Wolsey Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Catch this extraordinary production on its tour; it has a quiet anger that says more than a hundred plays that shout for your attention.
Paul T Davies
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REVIEW: School Play, Southwark Playhouse ✭✭✭✭
With its strong cast, impeccable design, timely subject matter and a solid script, School Play could easily become one of the surprise gems of 2017. Now is t…
Sophie Adnitt
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REVIEW: Dubailand, Finborough Theatre ✭✭✭
Dubailand offers a striking portrayal of the titular city, which does great credit to its writer. It is an enjoyable play, characterised by a good cast and a…
Matthew Lunn
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REVIEW: Crocodile, Vault Festival ✭✭✭
There are shadows here of ‘The Events’, as well as other absurdist and expressionist drama. I hope we hear more from Mr Eyre very soon.
Julian Eaves
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