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Review: Preludes, Southwark Playhouse
Preludes, a new musical with the book, music and lyrics all created by Dave Malloy, takes its audience on a journey through the life and creative traumas of Se...
Christopher Nairne
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Review: This Beautiful Future, The Yard
Very rarely does a play give me an increasingly uncomfortable feeling, a growing unrest. Most productions give some signals that allow me to predict their traje...
Review: Henry V, Southwark Playhouse
Henry V could not have graced the stage at a more poignant or apt time. Living in a society riddled with the drama of Brexit and surrounded by the even more con...
Review: The Busker’s Opera, Park Theatre
I have an awkward confession to make: I’m not really a musical person. There, I’ve said it. I don’t know how it happened or when. I’ve always been impressed wit...
Review: Teddy, Southwark Playhouse
Electric and pulsing, Teddy is a flash of a show with two perfectly pitched anti-heroes and a swinging soundtrack. Credit is due across the board for the cre...
Review: Lionboy, Tricycle Theatre
This revival is absolutely bursting with glorious energy and vitality – if every show put as much oomph into their work as the cast and crew of Lionboy, London ...