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The Complete Deaths review - A romp through every onstage death in Shakespeare plays with musings on the meaning of life, death and everything in between

The Complete Deaths is an evening in the theatre which works really hard to have something for ... More info

Review | theatre

Pasolini [18] review

Abel Ferrara's latest film is a beautiful, beguiling re-construction of the last day in the life of ... More info

Review | cinema

Blackadder has a lot to answer for. The image of public school generals, upper class officers and ... More info

Review | exhibitions

Last night’s performance of the Oresteia at the Globe was a melange of a modern adaptation of ... More info

Review | theatre

Strike! is a show seeking to blend circus and theatre to express the injustices of a Kafkaesque ... More info

Review | theatre

The Cherry Orchard was Anton Chekov's final play. The Russian realist playwright intended the play ... More info

Review | theatre

Let's face it, The Grapes was probably due a few quid spent on it. It was a bit grubby, with a ... More info

Review | food-and-drink

London Road is many things: a musical, a film starring Tom Hardy and Olivia Coleman, and a verbatim ... More info

Review | cinema

First performed and set in 1952, Terence Rattigan’s The Deep Blue Sea is now considered to be one ... More info

Review | theatre

I never really thought of Romeo and Juliet as a comedy. You know the one; Shakespeare’s most ... More info

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