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Review: A Black Story, Applecart Arts
The
layout of A Black Story at Applecart
Arts swamps it instantly. Six bland office chairs in two rows of three sit
onstage, accompanied by wholly uninspiring ...
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Review: The Six Wives of Henry VIII, King’s Head Theatre
“But Henry…….Tu-dor you want to go out with?”Living Spit, a company made up of Howard Coggins and Stu McLoughlin, have created a new production telling the cla...
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It’s very likely no person will ever have the same boundless charisma as Paterson Joseph: it makes him the perfect performer to carry off a one-man show, in thi...
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On entering the theatre, one is led to worry for a few minutes that one has entered the wrong play: Jeremy Paxman has arrived (wig n all) to conduct the latest ...
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Feature: Love, music and the horrors of war in Narvik
Themes of heroism, bravery – a struggle with identity – and a love story, underscored by an evocative musical soundscape, bring to life an often-neglected pocke...