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I, Daniel Blake review - Moving but muddled adaptation has its heart in the right place

I, Daniel Blake’s heart is about as in the right place as you could get. The stage adaptation of ... More info

Review | theatre

Crimes on Centre Court review - A barrage of comedy volleys

When a play opens with a group of singing hedges, you know that the evening ahead is going to lean ... More info

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The last time I saw Mark Thomas live on stage, some poor fool at the Old Fire Station had just told ... More info

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Last week, I went to Burton Taylor Studio to see Fox and Hound Theatre’s A Trio of Tennessee ... More info

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This deliciously anarchic and deeply engaging show is an educational treat for early years ... More info

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Last week, I went to St Margaret’s Institute to see comedian Jamie Radcliffe’s second solo ... More info

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Hurry Up Father Christmas is a truly delightful show for preschool children, brimming with magic ... More info

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There are some plays where you can’t help feeling that the majority of the audience is missing ... More info

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Witches Abroad by Terry Pratchett is the twelfth Discworld novel, and the third time fans of the ... More info

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“I’m a comedy-cabaret artist,” Jamie Mykaela smirks wryly at the denizens of the Tap Social. ... More info

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