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Review: (Fire) Embers (Ash), Hailey Mashburn
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World War Two
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Review: For King and Country, Colab Factory
In a warehouse in London Bridge it is 1940, Lord Halifax is the Prime Minister, World War Two rages on and old timey music plays out of a stereo system somewher...
Review: The Soul of Wittgenstein, King’s Head Theatre
The Soul of Wittgenstein, by Ron Elisha, is a sensitive and clever two-hander set during the Second World War. A patient and his hospital attendant develop a de...
Review: Goodnight Mr Tom, Duke of York’s Theatre
Britain is on the brink of war and the city children have been evacuated to the countryside. William Beech (Alex Taylor-McDowall) is sent to live with Tom Oakle...
Latitude Review: 946
The Latitude audience who caught Kneehigh’s latest show, 946, can feel very lucky. Not only was the Theatre Arena completely packed, this wasn’t even the final ...
Review: Man to Man, Park Theatre
Perhaps the most startling revelation about Manfred Karge's one woman show, Man to Man, is that it is a true story. It's pre-war Germany and Ella Gericke is ...