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Review: Whistle Down the Wind, Union Theatre
How you respond to finding a scruffy man in your family barn will depend on whether you’re an adult or a child. The adult who is tired of the world, living wit...
Jamie Kutner
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5.0
Review: Shook, Southwark Playhouse
Shook, Samuel Bailey’s debut play, gives an honest and powerful insight into just what is going on with young working-class British boys as they become lost in...
5.0
Review: Death of a Salesman, Young Vic
This reviewer is a rare breed as, I have neither seen nor studied Arthur Miller’s classic play, Death of a Salesman. Therefore, this Young Vic production is my...
3.0
Review: Blue Beneath My Skin / All the Shit I Can’t Say to My Dad, Bunker Theatre
What is it that defines
us? Who is it that makes us? And why can’t we be honest with these people?
These questions impact all of us, keep us up at night and fo...
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Review: Alpha Who?, Cockpit Theatre
When entering a theatre, we think of where we are, who populates this location and what story we are going to be told. In the case of Alpha Who? we enter a ver...
3.0
Review: Eight Gigabytes of Hardcore Pornography, Orange Tree Theatre
Addiction: we all fall foul to it. Whether it’s shopping, food, work or porn, us humans have a magical talent for weaving our guilty habits into our everyday l...
Jamie Kutner
A Stanmore lad (top of the Jubilee line), Jamie spends his weeks writing screenplay/s, publishing his online zine (MITZ ZINE) and writing reviews. When he's not pulling his hair out in front of a laptop, he's pulling his hair out watching Arsenal. Predicted to be bald in the next five years but smiling all the same, Jamie is very happy to be here and can be found moaning on twitter @jamiekutner.