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Review: Orpheus Descending, Menier Chocolate Factory
Tennessee Williams’ Orpheus Descending is a spellbinding play about the ultimate question of existence. While it is very dated and has quite offensive language...
Jemima Rooper
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Review: Little Shop of Horrors, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
Two things come to mind whenever someone mentions Little Shop of Horrors: amateur productions (sometimes good, but mostly bad) and Steve Martin cruising around ...
Review: Hand to God, Vaudeville Theatre
This is not your typical comedy. Not only because a puppet is the main character – which is hardly a new thing after Avenue Q or even War Horse – but because of...
Guest blog: Vicky Graham – Stage One Producer
A week ago, Breeders – a new comedy I've commissioned, developed and produced – had its first ever performance at the St. James Theatre. As the lights faded to ...
Review: Breeders, St James Theatre
In today’s society we don’t need to have children. Back in the days when we used to hit each other on the head with a stick, breeding was humanity’s way of surv...
Review: Blithe Spirit, Gielgud Theatre
There was a tangible prickle of excitement and expectation that filtered through the audience before Dame Angela Lansbury took to the stage – an audible murmu...