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Review: The Invisible Hand, Kiln Theatre
Click here to listen to this review. ‘The Invisible Hand’ of the market is a metaphor conceived by economist Adam Smith in 1759, to highlight the unintended...
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Review: The Seven Ages of Patience, Kiln Theatre
Oh wow! That seems like a good place to start when trying to write up about The Seven Ages of Patience at the Kiln, a community play produced by the Creative L...
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Review: Blues in the Night, Kiln Theatre
Sharon D. Clarke is a force. The Olivier Award winner appears unstoppable, now sprinkling a little stardust over Susie McKenna’s glorious production of Blues i...
Ticket Offer: £5 tickets to The Half God of Rainfall at Kiln Theatre
We're a big fan of Inua Ellams, which means we're super excited to be able to offer A Younger Theatre readers the opportunity to get discounted tickets in this...
Indhu Rubasingham: “We are in dark times and this is the antidote to that”
Josephine Balfour Oatts talks to Indhu Rubasingham about finally getting White Teeth to the stage, not using the 'm' word and leaky dressing rooms. It seems th...
Review: Holy Sh!t, Kiln Theatre
With a play titled Holy Sh!t to open up the new season at the Kiln Theatre, we are not disappointed. Actor and writer Alexis Zegerman’s new play is about the le...