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Review: The Memory of Water, Nottingham Playhouse
Even though this play is focused on three sisters, I’d actually like to start this by talking about the men who come to surround them. Specifically, Mary’s (Be...
Nottingham Playhouse
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Review: 1984, Playhouse Theatre
Sometimes it can feel as if everyone in the theatre business is in on playing an elaborate game of The Emperor’s New Clothes. Everyone can see the naked truth a...
Review: Mermaid, West Yorkshire Playhouse
The current season at the West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds is shaping up to be brilliant. There’s all sorts on offer, and if you pop down the stairs to the Pla...
Feature: The Linbury Prize
Madeleine Girling's design for Nottingham Playhouse If you sneak up to the third floor of the National Theatre any time during the next week, you’ll find a ...
Regional Review: 1984
1984 is arguably the most famous dystopian political novel of all time. Orwell’s symbols, allegories and concepts have influenced a myriad of social commentator...