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Review: We Were Having A Perfectly Nice Time, Omnibus Theatre
We Were Having a Perfectly Nice Time works perfectly for a socially distanced venue. A two-hander needing only two chairs, a glass port decanter, and a can of ...
Omnibus Theatre
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Review: Dem Times, Omnibus Theatre Online
Produced by Our Days, Dem Times is the story of Samuel Adjei, a British-born troublemaker forced by his parents to attend a rigorous Ghanaian boarding school: ...
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Review: The Importance of Being… Earnest?, Omnibus Theatre
When asked why he thought that the theatre was “the greatest of all art forms”, Oscar Wilde responded that it was because he thought that the stage was the bes...
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Review: Flights, Omnibus Theatre
John O’Donovan’s new play takes us to rural Ireland where every year Barry, Cusack, and Pa(trick) meet up on the anniversary of their school friend Liam’s deat...
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Review: Lit, Omnibus Theatre
Exiting the Omnibus Theatre, the audience brims with emotion. Some do not move immediately, still under the spell. By the door, a woman says “That poor girl ju...
Review: The Pit and the Pendulum, Omnibus Theatre
Oxford-based production company Creation Theatre bring their adaptation of Edgar Allan Poe’s The Pit and the Pendulum to Clapham’s Omnibus Theatre. Combining im...