I Think We Are Alone has been produced as part of a celebration for the 25th anniversary of noted British physical theatre company, Frantic Assembly, and brings the best of their noted […]
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Dry Cleaning – Sneaky Pete’s
I like lyricism. Real deep, emotional and emotive writing that reads like a Garcia Lorca poem, and you can spend all day really getting your teeth into, debating the true […]
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Trojan Horse – Traverse
Trojan Horse is a play based on a real-life islamophobic scandal. It began with a leaked letter about the government-run ‘Operation Trojan Horse,’ which aimed to closely inspect Muslim governors […]
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I Can Go Anywhere – Traverse
I can go anywhere by Douglas Maxwell is a play inspired by Mod subculture, a 1960s British trend popular to affluent post-war baby boomers, who chose to consciously invest in […]
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Chicago – Pleasance Courtyard
Set during the height of the jazz age, Chicago follows the story of two young murderesses, Roxy Hart and Velma Kelly, as they try to “razzle-dazzle” their way out of […]
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Heroine – Traverse Theatre
A harrowing emotional journey throughout the true story of US veteran Danna Davis. ‘Heroine’ raises awareness of the very real issues of both sexual assault within the military and the […]
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