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Review: Actually, Trafalgar Studios
A play pitched as being about consent turns out to be about a whole lot more, in the London debut of Anna Ziegler’s Actually at the Trafalgar Studios this Augu...
Hilary Webb
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3.0
Review: River in the Sky, Hope Theatre
Through a series of wild children’s adventure stories, a couple tries to come to terms with their grief in an unusual and striking play about miscarriage and t...
3.0
Review: Flirt With Reality, Peacock Theatre
An ensemble of eight dancers and one tabla player present a series of narrative dances enhanced by technology in Another Kind of Blue’s performance of Flirt wi...
2.0
Review: Laura-Doe’s Vaudeville of the Vulva, Bread and Roses Theatre
Cabaret meets puppetry meets vulvae in the latest one-woman show to hit the Bread and Roses Theatre – it’s Laura-Doe’s Vaudeville of the Vulva. A first glimpse...
3.0
Review: Salomé, Greenwich Theatre
Biblical scandal meets Oscar Wilde meets business casual in Lazarus Theatre Company’s new production of Salomé at Greenwich Theatre this May. In this rendition...
5.0
Review: SHIFT, Shoreditch Town Hall
At Shoreditch Town Hall this May, theatre and circus collide to produce something truly unique. Barely Methodical Troupe (BMT) bring their third original proje...
Hilary Webb
Hilary Webb is a writer based just outside of London. She writes about culture and health and can be found blogging at: https://fictitiouslyhilary.wordpress.com/.