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Review: Big Boys, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Audio review of Big Boys "They grow up so fast …" This saying is especially true for Tom Foreman’s self-written and directed play Big Boys. Performed at the...
Lion and Unicorn Theatre
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Review: Camden Fringe Festival, Secondhand Stories, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
I suppose that if you were to meet any given person in the middle of ‘one of the worst days of their life’, you may not come away with the best possible first i...
Review: Camden Fringe, Dots, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
The truly intimate black box venue that is the Lion and Unicorn Theatre perfectly matches the storytelling that is Annie Cheung's Dots, which is part of this ye...
Review: The Community, The Lion and Unicorn
Of all the dystopian post-apocalyptic ‘comedies’ I’ve seen in the past year, The Community has undoubtedly been the most enjoyable. Reading the show’s synopsis,...
Review: Decibels, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
With absolutely no set, a solitary prop being a mug of tea, and on the dark stage of the Lion and Unicorn Theatre, Stephanie (Elaine Fellows) takes us on a jour...
Review: An Act of Kindness, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
An Act of Kindness, written by Helena Westerman, is a two-hander with Westerman herself playing 22-year-old bohemian free-spirit Leila, and Robert Hayes as busi...