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Review: Little Wars, Union Theatre
As the world of art is restricted by lockdown 2.0, we’re forced to return to the old, new ways we had devised to keep theatre going while we all hunker down in...
Agatha Christie
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Review: Witness for the Prosecution, London County Hall
An Agatha Christie legal drama set in a 1920’s Courtroom? You might as well watch Death on the Nile on a boat? Or Murder on the Orient Express on a train? But ...
Review: Witness for the Prosecution, London County Hall
Agatha Christie’s presence in London’s theatrical scene is, even today, taken for granted. With The Mousetrap still being played after 65 years, whodunits are s...
Review: And Then There Were None, Richmond Theatre
And Then There Were None is one of Agatha Christie’s most popular and widely-read crime novels, and one of her most difficult conundrums to crack. It has been a...
Review: The Detective Show, Old Red Lion Theatre
People Show is the longest running alternative theatre company in the UK. It has been producing its distinctive zany, meta-theatrical work since 1966, and i...
Want to write? Five steps to better writing
“It is not enough merely to love literature, if one wishes to spend one’s life as a writer. It is a dangerous undertaking on the most primitive level. For, it...