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Review: Kaspar and the Sea of Houses, Barons Court Theatre
Deep in the basement of the moderately creepy Baron’s Court Theatre, the audience are greeted by classical music which echoes through the uninspiring, beige se...
Barons Court Theatre
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Review: The Unspoken, Barons Court Theatre
Theatre should be talked about; good theatre should be debated. The Unspoken by Jody Medland, ironically, leaves much to be said. Performed in the basement bene...
Review: Rush, Pentire Street Productions
Burrowed under the arches of the Barons Court Theatre, Rush is a heady excursion through the trials of modern millennial life, exploring the intersections of te...
Review: Pluto, Barons Court Theatre
Moonchild Theatre's new piece, written by is filled with intelligence and wit. Pluto, our protagonist and personification of the planet (if we can call it that)...
Review: Imprisoned, Barons Court Theatre
Imprisoned, two monologues written by Marie Hale and directed by Kasia Różycki and Hugh Allison, are nothing short of astonishing, both in terms of their concep...
Review: Distance
Distance’s writer-director Gareth Lewis has made a compelling choice of subject for his latest work, which seems especially pertinent at a time when many promin...