This show is ridiculous. It’s silly, and stupid, and unnecessary, and everything you could ever want from a rock musical. I knew nothing about the show apart from the songs, […]
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Dial M for Murder – Kings Theatre
An English grad and a Film grad walk into a theatre… I decided to take my partner to a seemingly straightforward murder mystery play, Frederick Knott’s Dial M for Murder, as we […]
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I Think We Are Alone – King’s Theatre
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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Alice in Wonderland – Traverse Theatre
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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Thrill Me: The Leopold and Loeb Story
“Thrill Me” explores the narratives of two young men; lovers with a superiority complex and an additional penchant for crime that results in them murdering a child. Not a story […]
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Burnt Toast
Burnt Toast, a debut piece of absurdist theatre penned by Guy Hodgkinson, promises theatre-goers a refreshingly bizarre take on relationships, jam-packed into an hour’s performance involving vienetta, oranges and…. well, you guessed it! […]
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