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★★★★★ Sometimes a show does something a little bit special. Poltergeist Theatre's Lights Over Tesco Car Park is a disco-infused,
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5 stars It's True, It's True, It's True is a play which focuses on a specific event in history and
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5 Stars It's not easy to vandalise the entire history of time in one hour, but Malaprop Theatre have just
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Four stars A girl is clearing out her grandmother's basement following her death. The basement is a messy, unkept space,
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3 stars Charlotte Fox's one-woman show is a kaleidoscopic medley, parodying the relentless imagery of fitness-freak culture. Fox's performance relishes
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It all started when I realised just how much I wanted my life to end. My name is Annie Cheung
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Camden Fringe is back again, and will be showcasing 300 new productions across North London until 26 August. One of
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The truly intimate black box venue that is the Lion and Unicorn Theatre perfectly matches the storytelling that is Annie
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Gypsy Queen is a play about sexuality and survival. Directed by Adam Zane, this sharp two"hander charts the clash of
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With a play titled Living with a Dark Lord, you would expect it to be based on an evil villain
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Breathe begins calmly, speeds up, overlaps, hits you in the face, and…reminds you that life can get out of control
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Khalil Gibran, begins Shakespeare and Laozi, is the third bestselling poet worldwide of all time. Bet you didn't know that.
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Riot Act, written and performed by Alexis Gregory, is a one man show that lasts just one hour and is
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"An attempt at an apprenticeship in dying" That is Eugène Ionesco's ambition when he writes his most classical play Exit
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Will I ever see another play ever again that doesn't have a slight whiff of Donald Trump about it? Doubtful.
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Part concert, part ballet and part visual installation: directed by Daisy Evans, Sounds and Sorcery: Celebrating Disney's Fantasia is an
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"What is going to happen to us all?" a plaintive call that echoes throughout the complex and heart-wrenching Bluebird. This
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Abyss or absence of humanity? How far are we willing to go for survival? And if we survive, who do
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Gerard Alessandrini is no stranger to parodying Broadway musicals and now, the mind behind the Forbidden Broadway canon's latest subject
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The boys, well some of the History Boys alumni, are back and ready to take on another public service in
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A story of complex morality and the battle within us all to find the strength to carry on in the
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Che Malambo at the Peacock Theatre is a force to be reckoned with. The passion and explosiveness of each piece,
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You've heard of Choose Your Own Adventure books, but have you ever seen a pick-your-own-adventure play? The Juice Factory have
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As I sit on a Bakerloo line tube on the way to the National Theatre, I can't help but feel
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Bellwether is a quiet, gated community, full of happy suburbanites; it is safe and nothing bad happens there. That is
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