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Review: Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear – the Musical!, Dorfman Theatre
Mr Gum and the Dancing Bear - the Musical! has the feel of a summer pantomime. With rude, silly and energetic characters alongside light hearted, simple songs,...
Jamie Kutner
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Review: The Wave / (This Isn’t) A True Story, Almeida Theatre
Young theatre is a joyous and valuable experience and The Almeida Young Company brings together performers aged between 14-25. They meet every week to discuss ...
3.0
Review: Colour Is Too Sweet, King’s Head Theatre
Within the UK, apartheid South Africa (the institutionally racist segregation system between 1948-1994), and the struggle to destroy it, is usually shown throu...
2.0
Review: Summer Rolls, Park Theatre
Vietnam is a country full of culture, tradition and fascination. With a recent history that revolves around the battle for freedom – first from the French and ...
3.0
Review: The Decorative Potential of Blazing Factories, Coronet Theatre
The Decorative Potential of Blazing Factories offers a unique experience to view expanded cinema, where an art exhibition is combined with moving images. There...
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.