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Review: The Memory of Water, Hampstead Theatre
The mind is a
fickle thing: sometimes we struggle to recall a name or a word that we have
used a hundred times over; on other occasions, we so vividly remember...
Alzheimer’s
5.0
4.0
Review: Take Off Your Cornflakes, White Bear Theatre
Take Off Your Cornflakes is a one-man show, starring Mark Lockyer as Tom, a man who has been diagnosed with early onset Alzheimer’s. The play is written by Ros...
Blog: On the Importance of Human Stories and Alzheimer’s
Luke Adamson’s Black Coffee Theatre aims to tell stories that are accessible to all. His characters speak like normal people and are easy to identify with. Th...
Review: The Father, Wyndham’s Theatre
Writer Florian Zeller has expressed his keenness on this piece - on this journey to not simply be voyeuristic but for the audience to become lost in a mental la...
Review: Lost in the Neuron Forest, Southwark Playhouse
Southwark Playhouse’s 'tiny' space plays host to Kate Lovell and Alison Neighbour’s, together known as Bread & Goose, intimate and interactive play Lost In ...