Review: Bunny, White Bear Theatre
Kebab shops, Luton, tampons up clarinets, and gritty sexual misadventures: the four images that fairly sum up Jack Thorne’s (Skins, Shameless) Bunny. Winner...
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Review: Don Quixote in Algiers, White Bear Theatre
The truth as we know it has become subjective and individual. Facts that may be true to you and I may be complete falsehoods to another. The story of real life ...
Review: Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Road, White Bear Theatre
Out There on Fried Meat Ridge Road, written by and starring Keith Stevenson as the loveable redneck JD, has delighted audiences for years at LA's Pacific Reside...
Review: We Grew Up In The Back Of The Van, White Bear Theatre
An exuberant energetic production, We Grew Up In The Back Of A Van profiles the childhood of two young Irish girls, Caite (Charlotte Duffy) and Siobhan (Charlto...
Review: The Picture of Dorian Gray, White Bear Theatre
“It’s not good for one’s morals to see bad acting” is one of the lines that I remember most in this 90 minute one-act play. I assume that this line stuck with m...
Review: Tea Set, White Bear Theatre
If you are after a jolly, rousing Christmas show – one that might make you walk out filled with the joys of the festive season and ready to sing ‘Step into Chri...