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Review: Gypsy Queen, Hull Truck Theatre
From its marketing, it would be easy to dismiss Gypsy Queen as another play confronting the latest ‘issue’ in a new and unexpected way. We’ve watched plays tha...
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Review: Akhnaten, London Coliseum
Ancient Egyptian culture is so strongly associated with a worship of a multitude of gods and goddesses (as well as pyramids, hieroglyphics and mummies) that fe...
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Review: Father (Vader), The Barbican
Father (Vader) is a delightful twist of comedy, melancholic drama and unnerving horror. It is set in an old folks’ home where nothing is quite as it seems. In ...
Review: An evening of Bharatanatyam, Sadler’s Wells
An evening deeply rooted in Indian culture that is sure to plunge you into a stylised and traditional form of dance complemented by contemporary ideas.
The Dar...
Review: The Unknown Soldier, The Royal Opera House
An unlikely mix of ballets that covers technical proficiency, intriguing narratives and stunning partner work. The whole show takes you through a versatile look...
Review: The Inheritance, Noel Coward Theatre
For the most part, I try to avoid the use of superlatives when I’m writing about plays. They’re generally too strong, or bigger than what’s actually needed. Add...