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Theatre
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975Theatre: Macbeth at the Blockley Jack Theatre
Macbeth is one of Shakespeare’s most famous works and now the AC Group has produced its version at the Brockley Jack Theatre,...
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1.0KTheatre: Panti Bliss at the Soho Theatre
National fucking treasure Panti Bliss brings her High Heels In Low Places tour to the Soho Theatre where she’ll expose the stories...
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1.4KThe Chemsex Monologues at The Kings Head Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
The Chemsex Monologues, The Kings Head Theatre, runs until 9 April Following on from the recent production of The HIV Monologues, I was very...
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1.4KAll for the love of a man: Miss Nightingale at the Vaults Theatre
Set in London in 1942, Miss Nightingale is a love story between two men at a time when homosexuality was illegal. This...
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1.3KLe Gateau Chocolat is back in his show Black at the Theatre Royal Stratford East
The sensational Le Gateau Chocolat is back with his show, Black, at the Theatre Royal Stratford East for four nights in April....
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1.1KStepping Out at The Vaudeville: Review by Stephen Vowles
The cast of this production are good actresses and each do their best to flesh out a play that, to be frank, has...
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1.1KLa Cage Aux Folles at New Wimbledon Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
As the orchestra commenced the overture and the house lights dimmed the atmosphere in the theatre was electric, and rightly so due to...
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1.1KRun at the Bunker: Review by Stephen Vowles
There is no getting away from the fact that Stephen Laughton’s play, Run, is an intense 65 minutes of pure drama. Laughton has...
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2.2KSouthern Baptist Sissies at Above the Stag Theatre
The power of theatre is immense and when you are totally swept along by that power it makes for an incredible night....
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1.4KPraise the Lord! Adam & Eve & Steve at the King’s Head Theatre
Adam & Eve and Steve won Best New Musical at the Hollywood Fringe 2015 and last year enjoyed huge success at the...
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2.0KThe Chemsex Monologues return to the King’s Head Theatre
The Chemsex Monologues by Pat Cash is back at the King’s Head Theatre for its third run from Tuesday (21 Mar). Here...
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1.0KThe Crazy Coqs presents La Voix at Brasserie Zédel: Review by Stephen Vowles
True star quality and originality are attributes that can be applied to a lot of cabaret artists. With La Voix this is...
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1.2KForty Shades of Strawberry Blond: Review by Stephen Vowles
Writer and performer Paul Carroll understands comedy and his skills in the art of executing slapstick are excellent. With the very inventive...
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1.4KGay Jewish teenage play Run is back
Following a sell-out run at the Vault Festival last year, Run is back in the capital with shows taking place both north...
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2.1KLosing my religion: Southern Baptist Sissies at Above the Stag Theatre
The Boyz Award-winning Above the Stag Theatre presents the UK premiere of Southern Baptist Sissies from Wednesday (8 Mar), a story of...
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1.8KSee Me Now at The Young Vic: Review by Daniel Warner
The Young Vic prides itself on showcasing young talent – in writing, production and acting. Until 4 March there is a piece...
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1.2KProm Kween at The Vaults, Waterloo: Review by Stephen Vowles
This wonderful production fizzes like a glass of cola; a musical that is a true interactive experience. As the audience took their...
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1.7KLady Bunny In Trans-Jester! at Soho Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
Luscious Lady Bunny is a true force of nature and after having to cancel some performances due to ill health she burst...
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2.0KA Clockwork Orange at the Park Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
This version of Anthony Burgess’ A Clockwork Orange is a play that can easily be described – like with the book and subsequent...
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1.5KReview: The Boys in the Band at the Vaudeville Theatre
The Boys in the Band at the Vaudeville Theatre When I heard that this landmark play was getting a further run and...
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2.6KThe future’s not so bright: A Clockwork Orange at the Park Theatre
Set in a dystopian future, A Clockwork Orange tells the story – complete with its own slang – of a teenage boy,...
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1.5KReview: Sleeping Beauty and a Little Prick at The Paganini Theatre, Brighton
Sleeping Beauty and a Little Prick at The Paganini Theatre, Brighton This pantomime has a fantastic dynamic to it. Why? Because there’s...
