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Review: [Title of Show], Lambert Jackson and The Coliseum Online
When Mel Brooks’ The Producers made the jump from
stage to screen in 2005, the result was mixed. Despite the Broadway production
receiving acclaim and being no...
Samuel Nicholls
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Review: Kevin James Doyle – The 30 Year Old Virgin
“You know when you’re talking about a movie with a group of people, and it’s a movie everyone’s seen, and then there’s someone who loves to tell everyone they ...
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Review: Call Me By My Name, Dazed New World Festival
Call Me By My Name is perhaps the very antithesis of Call Me By Your Name. One escapes the harsh realities of the present by transporting the viewer to the rel...
Revisiting The Last Five Years
The Last Five Years was one of a huge number of shows that were forced to shut down in the middle of their run. Six months later, it has been remounted for the...
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Review: Lovefool, The Bread and Roses Theatre
As Dr Dan asserts in the pages of a Sugar magazine from 1995, “you need to discover what flirting means to YOU”. For Rachel, it means doing whatever it takes t...
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Review: Wilde Without the Boy, The Playground Theatre
What is freedom? Since COVID-19 hit back in March and the majority of us have been in intermittent stages of lockdown, the idea of being ‘free’ has become incr...
Samuel Nicholls
Sam is a 20-something currently based in London. By day, he's an Editorial Assistant and helps publish plays; by night, he's a reviewer that helps critique them. You can find him everywhere @samniccy