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Review: Candy, King’s Head Theatre
Strangely, this play is at its strongest during the times when it’s completely off topic. Despite focusing on the experiences of a young man falling in love wi...
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Review: Funeral Meats, King’s Head Theatre
A piece from the King's Head Theatre Queer Festival, which commemorates fifty years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality, Funeral Meats tackles the lega...
Review: The Diary of a Nobody, Kings Head Theatre
With such a kooky, cartoony, hand-illustrated set design and costume choice; a rather marvellous quartet of adroit actors performing in a vast number of hilario...
Review: House of Bernarda Alba, Kings Head Theatre
Lorca’s final work is set against a Spanish heatwave, with Bernarda Alba’s domineering matriarchal regime and the pent-up sexual desire of her daughters reflect...
Review: Tosca
Puccini’s Tosca is 114 years old, and is originally set at a time of an Italy divided, facing the onslaught of a Napoleonic invasion. Yet its themes, as express...