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Girl From the North Country Theatre Review — Bob Dylan Musical Is Older but Still Forlornly Beautiful
Bob Dylan · London

Girl From the North Country Theatre Review — Bob Dylan Musical Is Older but Still Forlornly Beautiful

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Conor McPherson’s dark and melancholy Depression-era drama returns to its original home at London’s Old VicSee the Story
Four Play – King’s Head Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub
London, England · London

Four Play – King’s Head Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

Writer: Jake Brunger Director: Jack Sain Jack Brunger’s comedy drama about the pitfalls of open relationships, Four Play, emerged over a decade ago as part of the Old Vic’s New Voices writing programme. Since then, the young writer has enjoyed significant success, most obviously in the musical theatre genre. Director Jack Sain delivers a dose … The post Four Play – King’s Head Theatre, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.See the Story
Kill Drill – Barons Court Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub
Climate Change · London

Kill Drill – Barons Court Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

Writer and Director:  Luke Ofield  Luke Ofield’s genial eco-comedy Kill Drill covers familiar territory: the costs and consequences of taking ‘direct action’ in the fight against climate change when big companies and powerful authorities are seemingly arrayed against you. Ofield airs his arguments adroitly and even-handedly, and the gentle humour is tinged with sufficient narrative … The post Kill Drill – Barons Court Theatre, London appeared fi…Read Article

An Evening Without Kate Bush – Crucible Theatre, Sheffield

Creators: Sarah-Louise Young and Russell Lucas This is a one-woman show. Sarah-Louise Young has a great voice and sings around fifteen Kate Bush songs, very convincingly to a recorded soundtrack. The songs are combined with some Bush-like dance moves and mime; shadow puppetry; the occasional fact about Bush; messages from fans about how important she’s … The post An Evening Without Kate Bush – Crucible Theatre, Sheffield appeared first on The Re…Sheffield, England · SheffieldRead Article

The Addams Family – Curve Theatre, Leicester

Book: Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice Music and Lyrics: Andrew Lippa Director: Matthew White Ever since they first appeared in a cartoon in the 1930s, then on TV screens in 1964, people have had a macabre fascination for this ghoulish group. Now with another UK tour under way, it seems that the popularity of The … The post The Addams Family – Curve Theatre, Leicester appeared first on The Reviews Hub.Leicester, United Kingdom · LeicesterRead Article

Story of a Day - Scéal Lae - University of Galway, Galway - The Reviews Hub

Words & Illustrator: Mary Murphy Composer: Tom Lane Director: Marc Mac Lochlainn Story of a Day – Scéal Lae brings storytelling and music together in a joyful collaboration between Galway’s children’s theatre company Branar and Galway Music Residency for the Galway International Arts Festival. As ConTempo Quartet along with their conductor set up on one … The post Story of a Day – Scéal Lae – University of Galway, Galway appeared first on The Re…Galway, County Galway · GalwayRead Article

Beckett sa Chreig: Guth na mBan - An Taibhdhearc, Galway - The Reviews Hub

Writers: Samuel Beckett & Eavan Boland Director: Sarah Jane Scaife A woman stands on stage performing a reading of Samuel Beckett’s Fizzle 4, a short prose piece, while around her images of waves encroaching on a rocky grey shore align with the themes of Beckett’s piece: death, decay, drowning … constant and repetitive as the … The post Beckett sa Chreig: Guth na mBan – An Taibhdhearc, Galway appeared first on The Reviews Hub.Galway, County Galway · GalwayRead Article

Father, Away She Goes - Etcetera Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

Writer: Electra Kolb Electra Kolb’s pre-Edinburgh Festival show Father, Away She Goes is given a brief try-out at the Etcetera Theatre in a 35-minute piece that explores the unreliability not just of the narrator, someone her mother labels a narcissist, but also of the faces we present to the world. An engaging study in ambition … The post Father, Away She Goes – Etcetera Theatre, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.London, England · LondonRead Article

No Such Thing As A Fish - Crossed Wires at Sheffield City Hall - The Reviews Hub

The final Crossed Wires Festival headline show at Sheffield City Hall was No Such Thing As A Fish. In this hugely popular podcast four writers, researchers and script editors from BBC’s QI unite to delve deep (and very deep!) into their favourite fact of the week. On a warm Sunday afternoon, enthusiastic podcast listeners filled the City Hall for … The post No Such Thing As A Fish – Crossed Wires at Sheffield City Hall appeared first on The Revi…Sheffield, England · SheffieldRead Article

The Curve Reveals Cast for Anniversary Production of The Sound of Music - The Reviews Hub

Curve, Leicester has unveiled the full cast for its upcoming revival of The Sound of Music, directed by Nikolai Foster. The production, part of the Made at Curve initiative, celebrates the 60th anniversary of the beloved 1965 film. Returning to the stage are Molly Lynch as Maria and David Seadon-Young as Captain Georg von Trapp, … The post The Curve Reveals Cast for Anniversary Production of The Sound of Music appeared first on The Reviews Hub.Leicester, United Kingdom · LeicesterSee the Story

REVIEW: A Dark Line Upstairs

Rating: 4 out of 5. A wittily woven tale of displacement and loneliness ‘A woman holding onto a tree’ – or in reality a dead potted plant. The silent image greets audiences as they file into the basement space at Baron’s Court Theatre for Matilde Vigna’s one-woman show, A Dark Line Upstairs.The story of starting anew, whether by choice or circumstance, takes the stage in two interwoven storylines: one of a community in Italy totally displaced by…London, England · LondonSee the Story

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