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Review: Tara’s Tales: The Panchatantra, Tara Arts
As we sit at home looking for something (anything!!) to quench our thirst for escape and adventure, we’re all spending an awful lot more time with stories. Tar...
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Review: The Importance of Being Earnest, Tara Theatre
I wonder what Oscar Wilde would have thought of seeing his iconic comedy of aristocratic Victorian society, The Importance of Being Earnest...
Review: Chigger Foot Boys, Tara Arts
The British Empire feels like an octopus, its tentacles stretching out across the globe and touching all continents, everything feeding back into the main body ...
Feature: Alternative Christmas theatre in London and beyond
Christmas is almost upon us, but there’s still time to warm your cockles with a festive trip to the theatre. Some are quirky, some are thoughtful, some take ...
Feature: Black Theatre Live’s Hamlet, and why it matters to have all-black theatre
Earlier this year, Warwick University launched an innovative online database, charting the Shakespearean roles played by Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic actors...
Review: Paradise of the Assassins, Tara Arts
This is a well-intentioned production by Theatre Accord in association with Tara Arts that examines the capacity for and dependence on mind control in organized...