64 stories by "Gabriel Wilding"
Sex is a tricky subject universally, over-saturating almost every walk of life, discussed and pursued to the ends of the
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"Love and art, can they ever exist together?" and what a question! So on a very warm Sunday we sit
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What are the most basic of needs when it comes to the pure, rocking in your chair, silly, beaming grin
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"…Like a big gay lion called Lesley", this sentence from Bingo has stayed with me long after seeing the show,
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Can a show that blends the different skills of a famous choreographer, composer and fashion designer work? In this production,
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The world of office politics can sometimes be a petty microcosm of the worst side of human nature. As someone
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William Shakespeare's little known and last project (in collaboration with John Fletcher) has been rather forgotten by the theatre-going public,
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Did you ever want to watch 3 incredibly complex operas slimmed down into 35-minute slots? Simplified beyond all rhyme and
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Theatre is at its best when it has a link to reality. Instead of existing in a world of smoke
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An explosion of silliness in a world that has become too cynical, A Sockful of Custard is a celebration of
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So, you thought the 80s were all power ballads and big hair? Well…. you were partly right, but Chess proves
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Sometimes a piece of theatre can aim too high, extending its hands out far beyond its actual reach, trying for
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Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be stranded in a garden with someone you find vaguely irritating while only surviving on a diet of onions and temptation? Well look no further…
The quote "namaste, bitches" encapsulates Thirsty! for me. In a cold, slightly dusty underground theatre in Waterloo – the Vaults – we as an audience were warmed, tickled and bla…
