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Review: Radio, Arcola Theatre
Al Smith’s one-man-show Radio follows the story of Charles Lebanon Fairfax Junior (Adam Gillen), born in June 1950 in the small town of Lebanon, Kansas. It’s t...
Sophie Thomas
4.0
Review: Plastic, Old Red Lion Theatre
Teenage nostalgia is a powerful structure for a piece of drama. It’s easy for those school-day memories to recede among the cacophony of adult life, but when th...
Review: The Slave, Tristan Bates Theatre
Walker Vessels (Stanley J Browne) opens The Slave with a monologue that demonstrates timeless wisdom – a sage delivery written in a rhythmic verse bearing resem...
Review: Electric Dreams, Camden People’s Theatre
With a title such as Electric Dreams, the show suggests the unexpected from the very start. Walking into the space, you are immediately struck by the almost apo...