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A Christmas Carol, Guildford Shakespeare Company
With an avalanche of new covid restrictions engulfing plans for many, even the most jolly of us will be feeling a bit “bah humbug” about this holiday season. Th...
Natasha Rickman
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4.0
Review: Merry Wives of WhatsApp, Creation Theatre Company
Fabulously funny, feminist and feisty. The Merry Wives of Whatsapp is a screenstopping adaptation of a Shakespeare classic that resonates with not only life in...
Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Clapham Omnibus
It's Shakespeare, Jim, but not as we know it. Creation Theatre’s debut London show is an ‘immersive’ version of A Midsummer Night's Dream. Having been told to g...
Review: Twelfth Night (opposite gender), Rose Playhouse
One of Shakespeare’s greatest romantic comedy masterpieces forms the basis of this gender experiment. A company of extremely talented actors rotate four vibrant...
Review: Twelfth Night, Rose Playhouse
Twelfth Night at the Rose Playhouse is a classic example of what you can achieve with a small budget, good direction and some talented actors. In this bare-bone...
Review: Joan of Arc, New Diorama Theatre
Joan of Arc is the last instalment in The Faction’s rep season at the New Diorama. The sheer execution of a rep season represents The Faction to a T: delving in...