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Tess review - A vivid, physical adaptation of Tess that will break your heart and take your breath away

Tess of the D’Urbevilles is a well-worn story, familiar from school, films and adaptations, but ... More info

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Pride And Prejudice (Sort Of) review

With a title like Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), you know you are not going to get a straight ... More info

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If you grew up in the UK, you likely have some memory of the NOW That's What I Call Music ... More info

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Our Country’s Good explores the transformative power of theatre in the convict colony of ... More info

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When it comes to suspension of disbelief, the original Cruel Intentions movie was already something ... More info

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Altogether now: “It's just a jump to the left, and then a step to the right.” That’s right, ... More info

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A few years ago, the National Theatre produced a play called The Audience, written by Peter Morgan ... More info

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This evening, I was once again excited to be invited to a staged reading of a play written as part ... More info

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At the Old Fire Station on George Street, across from the bustling crowds at lively Four Candles, ... More info

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As Ratty says in Wind in the Willows “there is nothing – absolutely nothing – half so much ... More info

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