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Review: A Letter to a Friend in Gaza, The Coronet Theatre
There is an unmistakable air of uneasiness in The Coronet Theatre as I take my seat; something taut and sinister that waits, primed in the shadowy auditorium. ...
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Blog: Trump’s unlikely supporters in Palestine
In the week of Donald Trump’s inauguration, Theatre503 brought together a team of artists to present Top Trumps, a festival of plays, proposals and premonitions...
Guest Blog: Lilac Yosiphon on “an impenetrable immigration wall”
When I first moved to London, all I had were three things: two flatmates who worked in Camden, a cat, who they’d apparently adopted during a wild night out in C...
Feature: Sit up and listen – an overview of political theatre in 2013
This year, political theatre-goers were treated to high class drama up and down the country. Looking at topics including the Israel/Palestine conflict, homo...
Review: My Name Is Rachel Corrie
Rachel’s story begins in her bedroom – a mess of unwashed tights, half-empty biros and over-spilling ashtrays. It’s the kind of room your mum would look at and ...