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Review: Telling Stories: Truth, Lies and the Death of Compassion, Complicité
As a writer and maker of theatre and experiences, the art of storytelling is dear to my heart. I am intrigued to hear this conversation structured around the t...
Complicite
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Review: A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer, The National Theatre
A musical about cancer is of course, no easy feat. Complicité and performance Artist, Bryony Kimmings (with the help of co-writers, Brian Lobel and Tom Parkinso...
Review: The Magic Flute, ENO
Collaboration in theatre only makes for stronger artistic productions. Through sharing ideas with others, engaging other artists and companies with unique skill...
Review: Dog Show, New Diorama
We are all here with our dogs, we are told, and we have come to see a dog show. This is just the start of a series of unfailingly imaginative vignettes derived ...
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 ...
Review: The Wind In The Willows, Vaudeville Theatre
Based on the international classic by Kenneth Grahame, this Royal Opera House production (moving into a West End venue once again) was first performed in 2002 a...