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Review: Oliver Twist, Leeds Playhouse
Produced by Ramps on the Moon, this new version of Oliver Twist (directed by Leeds Playhouse Associate Director Amy Leach) brings an entirely new and extraordi...
John Biddle
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4.0
Review: Peter Pan, Hull Truck Theatre
In a crowded market of Christmas shows, Deborah McAndrew’s adaptation of J.M. Barrie’s seminal children’s story is unlikely to be the only Peter Pan. However, ...
Blog: Combining art and activism to change the narrative of the refugee crisis
Loren O’Dair describes the making of a show that combines art and activism – and challenges you to join them in taking control and re-shaping the public narrati...
Review: Songs for the End of the World, Vault Festival
Hidden in the murky depths, we are brought into the dystopian town of Ashley Combe where we are taken on a journey to, and past, the world’s end. The inventive ...
Edinburgh Fringe Festival: Islands, Summerhall
Imagine the lush trees and glistening waterways of the Garden of Eden replaced by a pathetic plot where the hearty Eve (Hannah Ringham), eagerly hobbling in one...
The Pendle witches: a warning from history?
Annie Gouk discovers how relevant a 400 year old story of persecution and paranoia in Pendle can still be today.