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REVIEW: Over and Over (and over Again)
United Kingdom · United Kingdom

REVIEW: Over and Over (and over Again)

Rating: 4 out of 5. Candoco delivers a night of sweaty joy in their ode to raving while disabled As one of very few integrated dance companies in Europe, Candoco, which is composed of disabled and non-disabled dancers, brings their new production to the sweaty warehouses and clubs of rave culture. Over and Over (and over again) is a collaboration between Candoco and Dan Daw Creative Projects, a disabled-led theatre company, with Daw directing al…See the Story
REVIEW: To See Ourselves
United Kingdom · United Kingdom

REVIEW: To See Ourselves

Rating: 3 out of 5. “A witty script played well, but could have done more to bring out more of the  subtleties.” E.M. Delafield’s play follows the classic tropes of the 1930s that we have become accustomed to in the modern era. However, for the time it would have been a political force to be reckoned with, bringing to light the juxtaposition between the older generations of men and women who firmly believe women belong in the home, against a new…See the Story
The Merry Widow - Opera Holland Park, London - The Reviews Hub
London, England · London

The Merry Widow - Opera Holland Park, London - The Reviews Hub

Composer: Franz Lehár Book: John Savournin Lyrics: David Eaton Conductor: Stuart Stratford There are misconceptions, misfires and misunderstandings galore in this lavishly designed and terrifically fun production of Franz Lehár’s operetta The Merry Widow. The operetta, a co-production between Opera Holland Park, Scottish Opera and D’Oyly Carte Opera, is a new translation by John Savournin and David Eaton of … The post The Merry Widow – Opera Hol…See the Story

Review Round Up: 4.48 Psychosis, Royal Court Theatre

We round up the reviews for this revival of Sarah Kane's final play, playing at the theatre until the 5th July, before heading up to the Other Place in Stratford-upon-Avon until 27 July. © Marc Brenner WhatsOnStage: ***** "The acting is intense, spare, and watchful. Every line has meaning, every movement has intent. It is…London, England · LondonSee the Story

Vanity Fair – Keats House, London - The Reviews Hub

Writers: Joanna Nevin, Martin South and Simona Hughes, adapted from the novel by William Makepeace Thackeray Director: Simona Hughes William Makepeace Thackeray’s novel Vanity Fair, a satire of British society in the early 1800s, is written as if it were a performance piece. Its prologue sets up the characters as puppets, the narrator a puppeteer … The post Vanity Fair – Keats House, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.London, England · LondonRead Article

Botis Seva / Far From The Norm: Until We Sleep - Sadler's Wells East, London - The Reviews Hub

Choreographer and Director: Botis Seva  Botis Seva returns to the London dance space with his new show Until We Sleep. Working with his insanely talented company of dancers – Far from the Norm – audiences are treated to a new performance like no other: Seva’s now iconic hip hop fusion dance. East London-born Seva first … The post Botis Seva / Far From The Norm: Until We Sleep – Sadler’s Wells East, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.London, England · LondonRead Article

One Hundred Percent – Barons Court Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

Writers: Benjamin Sumrie, Marco Biasioli and Liam Grogan Director: Liam Grogan One Hundred Percent examines the lingering impact of academic validation and the weight of external expectations in the unstable world of acting. The play follows an unnamed protagonist who, years after graduation, confronts the examiner who once awarded him a perfect score in a … The post One Hundred Percent – Barons Court Theatre, London appeared first on The Review…London, England · LondonRead Article

Lovestuck: A New Comedy Musical – Stratford East Theatre - North West End UK

A number of new British musicals have tackled the often absurd topic of modern dating, from the delightful Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) and the gone-too-soon Why Am I So Single?. James Cooper’s Lovestuck: A New Comedy Musical tackles similar themes, such as social media desperation and dating app woes, but with one very large (and very stinky) twist: it’s based on the viral story of a girl who got stuck hanging out a window after…Music · LondonSee the Story

Josh Glanc: Family Man - Komedia Brighton - The Reviews Hub

It’s Friday night, and we’re listening to a moustachioed clown with his midriff out, singing songs about loving his nan. No, it’s not that guy you met outside Wetherspoons at 1am. It’s Aussie comedian and clown, Josh Glanc (to rhyme with dance). And oh boy, will he dance. With a millennial soundtrack that will have … The post Josh Glanc: Family Man – Komedia Brighton appeared first on The Reviews Hub.Brighton, England · BrightonRead Article

A Midsummer N̶i̶g̶h̶t̶'s̶ ̶D̶r̶e̶a̶m̶ NIGHTMARE - Keats House, London - The Reviews Hub

Writer: William Shakespeare Director: Cecilie Fray Shakespeare’s quintessential summer play, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, with its forests and fairies, is...William Shakespeare · LondonSee the Story

H to He (I’m turning Into a man) – Finborough Theatre, London - The Reviews Hub

Writer: Claire Dowie Director: Colin Watkeys One of four productions in Claire Dowie’s short season reviving plays from her decades-long career, H to He (I’m turning into a man) was first performed in 2004. In this short piece, Dowie’s Helen wakes up to find that her body is undergoing a physical and mental metamorphosis, transforming … The post H to He (I’m turning Into a man) – Finborough Theatre, London appeared first on The Reviews Hub.London, England · LondonRead Article

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