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Review: HOTLINE, Tron Theatre
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Review: The Strange Undoing of Prudencia Hart
'It’s difficult to know where to start
With the strange undoing of Prudencia Hart.’
So begins David Greig’s eponymous revel,
In which a Scottish academic h...
Review: My Name Is Rachel Corrie
Rachel’s story begins in her bedroom – a mess of unwashed tights, half-empty biros and over-spilling ashtrays. It’s the kind of room your mum would look at and ...
Review: The Ballad of Pondlife McGurk
The Ballad of Pondlife McGurk by Rob Evans is an hour-long one man show with a surprising 70s feel. This comes across strongly in the set, which consists of f...
Review: The Chairs
At the end, will we know life’s secrets? Will all of our endeavours have been futile? Who, in fact, are we? Delving into the exploration of human existence thro...
Review: I Was A Beautiful Day
How many stories can a simple map hold? This is the question we’re invited to answer this week with Alabaster Productions’ revival of I Was a Beautiful Day...