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Review: Connecting Voices: Krapp’s Last Tape, Leeds Playhouse
Niall Buggy shuffles onstage as Krapp, the miserable outsider, eating a banana and preparing for his annual self-torture - a birthday recording documenting the...
Niall Buggy
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Review: Rooms, Silk Street Theatre, Barbican
An atmospheric, immersive show and an experience that feels original. However, Rooms is not a cheerful theatre trip, and stays on a somewhat gloomy level throu...
Review: Saint Joan, Donmar Warehouse
In case you didn't know, Joan of Arc was born in 1412 in a small village in rural France. As she grew up, she claimed to experience visions of Saint Catherine, ...
Review: The Invisible, Bush Theatre
Rebecca Lenkiewicz's The Invisible is an urgent play that succeeds at raising awareness without shouting its message directly to its audience. This new legal dr...
Review: Translations, Rose Theatre
Translations, written in 1980 by Brian Friel, is a play that fuses the power of language and communication against a backdrop of 1833 rural Ireland. Under J...