Following the classic Lewis Carroll story of a girl who falls down a rabbit hole to a magical realm, Jocelyn Clarke’s adaptation of Alice in Wonderland is remarkably faithful to […]
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Cat on a Hot Tin Roof – The Studio
The Pulitzer-prize winning Cat on a Hot Tin Roof is a Tennessee Williams classic: an exploration of sexuality and desperation set in 1955 in steamy Mississippi.
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Shine – Traverse Theatre
Kema Sikazwe, actor, writer, singer and self-proclaimed ‘rising star’, tells us his difficult coming-of-age story. It’s an interesting one, full of misfortune and pain.
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Lost At Sea – King’s Theatre
Lost at Sea ambitiously intertwines verbatim and fiction to create a tragically ‘real’ depiction of the hardships experienced by coastal communities. Young’s passion for this subject is undeniably reflected in her work.
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Toy Plastic Chicken – Traverse Theatre
The intention behind this show’s narrative is clear, however it trails off down too many threads to maintain any sense of succinct storytelling. Nevertheless, the foundations for a genuinely interrogative piece on the state of British security are there.
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The Origins of Ivor Punch – Traverse Theatre
A Play, a Pie and a Pint is well-established lunchtime theatre, spanning fifteen years. As a Glaswegian myself, I have been to many a show and am very happy to see it toured to our nation’s capital.
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