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Review: Appropriate, Donmar Warehouse
The great tradition of watching a family be horrible to one-another is given a fresh undercurrent in Branden Jacobs-Jenkins’ 2014 play Appropriate. With a veno...
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Review: Pericles, National Theatre
The National Theatre delivers perfection and an antidote to the Brexit blues in its stunning adaptation of Pericles: a defiant celebration of inclusivity, diver...
Review: The Prudes, Royal Court
A woman and a man are going to have sex. They need to have sex, in fact. It might be now or never. In Anthony Neilson’s The Prudes, neither character is in fact...
Review: Caroline, Or Change, Hampstead Theatre
Before we get into this, let’s contextualise the surroundings. Because y’all know I love the experience as a whole. So, first off: the Hampstead Theatre is a cu...
Review: Beginning, Ambassador’s Theatre
Should we feel bad for occasionally preferring to exist in the space called cyber? Is it so awful to be able to communicate more coherently - more confidently t...
Offer: £10 Tickets to Parliament Square, Bush Theatre
£10 Ticket Offer for Parliament Square by James Fritz
Where is the line between absolute commitment and dangerous obsession? How far would you go to ignite cha...