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209 stories by "Honour Bayes"

As You Like It, Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London by Honour Bayes

Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London: While the big boys are wowing us with the World Shakespeare Festival and Globe to Globe, it's great to see smaller venues doing the Bard proud too. Rae…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 6:17am on May 8, 2012[SHARE]

Wild Swans, Young Vic, London by Honour Bayes

Young Vic, London: Translated into 36 languages Jung Chang's autobiographical Wild Swans is a suitably cosmopolitan opening to World Stages London. Sacha Wares' panoramic productio…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 6:14am on April 23, 2012[SHARE]

Macbeth, House of Detention, London by Honour Bayes

House of Detention, London: Belt Up score a blinder with their choice of location for Macbeth. The House of Detention in Clerkenwell is a dripping maze of low arched corridors and chambers t…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 2:01pm on April 18, 2012[SHARE]

Black Battles with Dogs, Southwark Playhouse, London by Honour Bayes

Southwark Playhouse, London: With a cast made up of RSC ensemble members and RADA graduates, the pedigree of this production of Black Battles with Dogs cannot be denied. Frustrating, then, t…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 7:01am on April 16, 2012[SHARE]

Lord Arthur Savile's Crime, Barons Court Theatre, London by Honour Bayes

Barons Court Theatre, London: Ronald Selwyn Phillips' much lauded adaptation of Oscar Wilde's absurd short story is given a disappointing revival in Nadine Hanwell's flat-foot…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:21am on March 26, 2012[SHARE]

How's The World Treating You?, Union Theatre, London by Honour Bayes

Union Theatre, London: Written in 1966, Roger Milner's screwball comedy How's The World Treating You? makes an amiable comeback at the Union Theatre. It's an odd play but none…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:13am on March 21, 2012[SHARE]

King Lear, The Rose, Bankside by Honour Bayes

The Rose, Bankside: It's heartening when you speak to the volunteers running The Rose. Their enthusiasm for the potential of this space is justified in the jolt you get when it is used …

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 6:47am on March 5, 2012[SHARE]

A Russian Play, The Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London by Honour Bayes

The Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London: Ostensibly a black comedy, A Russian Play is actually rather like the stand-up gig you long to forget - you know the one, where you like the comedians b…

SOURCE: The Stage Registration at 11:55am on February 17, 2012[SHARE]

Enough fluff! Why is whimsical theatre all the rage? by Honour Bayes

Cutesy productions full of sentiment and charm seem like they're everywhere right now. I'm not sure I can cope with another ukuleleCall me a grump, but I'm getting a little fed up of "enchan…

SOURCE: The Guardian at 9:52am on February 15, 2012[SHARE]
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