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Fiddler on the Roof: Big-Hearted Life-Affirming Revival Packs Emotional Punch

London, England · London

Fiddler on the Roof: Big-Hearted Life-Affirming Revival Packs Emotional Punch

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

A transfer from Regent's Park Open Air Theatre Jordan Fein's feted production is a life-affirming emotionally powerful night out See the Story

Imelda Staunton and Daughter Bessie Carter in Mrs Warren's Profession

Entertainment · London

Imelda Staunton and Daughter Bessie Carter in Mrs Warren's Profession

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Staunton and Carter play a battling mother and daughter in George Bernard Shaw's melodrama about prostitution.See the Story

Letters From Max – Hampstead Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

London, England · London

Letters From Max – Hampstead Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

Writer: Sarah Ruhl, based on the book by Sarah Ruhl and Max Ritvo Director: Blanche McIntyre When playwright Sarah Ruhl was running a playwriting class at Yale University, she received an application from Max Ritvo, a poet who had never written a play before. That would typically have rendered him ineligible for her course, but … The post Letters From Max – Hampstead Theatre, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.See the Story

Review - Elephant - Menier Chocolate Factory - southlondon.co.uk

The Sound of Being Seen From the moment Lucas touches the piano, the room shifts. She talks about how sound — vibration, really — connects us all, how it travels through the particles in the air and makes the very lights flicker. And, somehow, as she speaks, it starts to feel completely true, writes Luigia Minichiello. The ‘Elephant’ in the room? It’s the piano itself — its keys bound in painful history, each note carrying weight. And yet there’…London, England · London See the Story

House of Life – Soho Theatre - North West End UK

Mad, glitzy and totally camp, what a glorious night of theatre House of Life is. A silly show with heaps of heart, The Raverend (Ben Welch) and Trev (Laurence Cole) take their audience on a journey of joyous enlightenment through a 6 step plan to get happy quick. Mad as a concept, the performance is less of a story and more of a cabaret-come-religious-experience, with glorious concoction of house, gospel and a cracking set of pipes (the Raveren…London, England · London See the Story

M-OTHERING review by thespyinthestalls at The Old Market

M-OTHERING The Old Market ★★★★ “The choreography and movement work here are beyond impressive” What does it mean to be a mother? And don’t all women act as mothers at some point in their lives? Chess Dillon-Reams’ powerful, dance-based play M-Othering drives this point home with equal parts humour, love, and heartbreak, choosing to take a positive view on a difficult subject. Upon entering the space, there’s a great calmness instilled by a slig…Brighton, England · Brighton Read Article

CUL-DE-SAC review by thespyinthestalls at Omnibus Theatre

CUL-DE-SAC Omnibus Theatre ★★★ “Ultimately it is a moving piece, that takes us behind the twitching curtains of suburbia” Northwood Hills. Zone 6 London. The middle of nowhere. With apologies to the residents of HA6, that is where we find Ruth Townsend and company, at a bit of a dead end. It’s not so much that Ruth hates where she lives, she just dislikes the ‘concept’ of suburbia. ‘And you may ask yourself, “Well, how did I get here?”’ is no d…London, England · London Read Article

Comedy About Amateur Stage Production of Macbeth Set for Kendal

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Burneside Amateur Theatrical Society (BATS) is set to stage 'The Scottish Play' in Kendal next month.London, England · London See the Story

Review Round Up: After the Act, Royal Court Theatre

The production continues to play at the theatre until the 14th June. © Alex Brenner WhatsOnStage: **** "Breach Theatre’s verbatim musical about Section 28 is loud. Dizzyingly, gleefully, furiously loud. The Local Government Act, which banned the “promotion” of homosexual relationships in Britain’s state schools from 1988 to 2003, came into force amidst deafening homophobia…London, England · London See the Story

ALiCE review by thespyinthestalls at Sadler's Wells Theatre

ALiCE Sadler’s Wells Theatre ★★★★ “The thrill is in the spectacle and the sheer acrobatic virtuosity of the dancers” We first see the eponymous heroine, in Jasmin Vardimon’s dance interpretation of Lewis Carroll’s nineteenth century classic children’s novel, as a chalk animation shifting across the page of a giant book. As it reaches the edge of the page, the real-life version (Liudmila Loglisci) peeps out in wonder and trepidation before takin…London, England · London Read Article

RADIANT BOY review by thespyinthestalls at Southwark Playhouse

RADIANT BOY Southwark Playhouse Borough ★★½ “There are some neat, if underplayed, genre twists.” In its own publicity, Radiant Boy was described by one cast member as “a queer coming-of-age meets The Exorcist via A Taste of Honey”. That’s a tall order, cramming in a range of genres into a tight turn-around play. It also foresees the fault lines. It’s 1983. After an unexplained episode at a music academy in London, trainee vocalist Russell (Stua…London, England · London Read Article

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