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Review: Pepper and Honey, York Theatre Royal
Pepper and Honey is a touching piece that explores the challenging themes of immigration and acceptance in post Brexit-Britain, through the two things we can a...
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Review: Nine Night, Dorfman Theatre
Nine Night is Natasha Gordon’s family drama that explores grieving and Jamaican burial traditions in the UK. Contradictorily jam-packed and sparsely populated, ...
Review: Assassins, Menier Chocolate Factory
Another musical revival in the wake of British classics Evita and Cats comes from the other side of the Pond. Stephen Sondheim's Assassins, first performed in 1...
Review: Solomon and Marion, The Print Room
Marion Banning (Janet Suzman) lives alone, in the South African middle of nowhere. Not in town, not in the township. She writes to her daughter, who lives in Au...
Review: Great Britain, Theatre Royal Haymarket
There was bound to be a play about phone hacking. But Richard Bean's new work (like his previous hit One Man, Two Guvnors, a National Theatre transfer) takes on...
Review: The Great British Musicals in Concert, St James Theatre
Giving some attention to light music in cynical times, The Great British Musicals in Concert are sessions in which this country's musical theatre yield is put i...