Review: The Distance, Orange Tree Theatre
There are plays about murder, about incest, torture and all kinds of other unimaginable cruelties and taboos, but The Distance, a new play by Deborah Bruce, int...
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Review: RENT
The Tony award-winning musical Rent has had a long and illustrious run. From its inception as a short workshop production in New York in 1994, to its cinematic ...
Review: Black Cat Cabaret at Cafe de Paris
A fire-breathing hell pig, coked-up ballerinas and a stocky man miming furiously to Queen’s Don’t Stop Me Now. Just some of the acts in the Black Cat Cabaret, t...
Review: Peace Mom
Written by Nobel laureate Dario Fo and his late wife Franca Rame, and directed by Sergio Amigo, Peace Mom is based on the real life and writings of Cindy Lee Sh...
Review: Calendar Girls
The story of the WI Calendar Girls is probably one with which most of us are familiar. The sentiment and sincerity behind the tale has me on side from the w...
Review: One Night at the Proms
I’m not quite sure what I was expecting when I turned up at Richmond Theatre with my mother in tow for One Night at the Proms (even though the official Last...
