39 stories by "Lilith Wozniak"
Horror amid the hilarity: Marie Hamilton and Stephanie Kempson's musical John Gay adaptation hits all the right notes.
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Fierce, real, awkward and fake: Lilith Wozniak reviews dance artist James Morgan's show about myth, monsters and queer identity
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Send in the clowns: Rory Mullarkey's new Chekhov translation is staged in a thoroughly playful production.
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Washed away: Wassail Theatre Company's devised response to the 2013/14 floods plays with space and audience interaction.
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Simple8's adaptation of Forster's novel is a formulaic take on an intriguing text.
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A wild goose chase: Travelling Light's adaptation is a joyous, inventive blend of storytelling and song.
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Take That: Kid Carpet's Christmas show takes place in a giant ornament nicked from Gary Barlow.
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Joy and darkness: Lilith Wozniak on the periodically uncomfortable charms of Emma Rice and Joel Horwood's family show.
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Delights at the same time as it challenges: Lilith Wozniak reviews Myrtle Theatre's follow-up to Up Down Boy.
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Banging away: Kneehigh's latest adaptation is energetic but aimless.
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You can feel the bombs rumbling through your shoes: Lilith Wozniak reviews a site-specific immersive show about the siege of Leningrad.
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Multi-faceted (quite literally): Lilith Wozniak reviews The Wax House's experiment with storytelling.
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"The most fun hour at the fringe": Lilith Wozniak on why there's nothing dicey about this epic Dungeons & Dragons game.
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Turning America inside-out: Lilith Wozniak on a ritualistic blend of politics and pop culture.
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