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Recently, ‘Roar’ was able to access elusive tickets to arguably one of London’s most controversial and moving Theatre productions this year: Dust. Performed and...
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Once upon a time ‘It Happened One Night’: a screwball comedy in which the roguish hero and the haughty heroine fight so much they...
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Picture the scene. An unassuming port, just north of the River Thames is usually home to dock-workers, who every day, load bulk cargoes on...
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Queer fiction isn’t a genre, per say. If we are being strict about it, then literary genres must be defined by certain elements or...
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Simon Aboud’s This Beautiful Fantastic (2016) certainly contained elements of beauty and certainly contained elements of fantastic. Fancy a film inspired by Jean-Pierre Jeunet’s...
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KCL’s Thomas Froy speaks to Roar on the nature of loneliness, London and rehearsals from his latest production at the Camden People’s Theatre, The...
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Seven metres beneath the financial data and media company Bloomberg’s newest European Headquarters, lies one of the oldest buildings in London. The Roman Temple...
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In the closing moments of a year wherein the topics of fixed borders and immigration have dominated the world stage, Kehinde Wiley presents a...
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Like racism and other forms of institutional oppression, rape culture exists and persists internationally. However, the ways in which women are disrespected and mistreated...
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The Mischief Theatre Company are up to no good. But in a play that The Guardian described as ‘lung-bustlingly funny’ and a critically acclaimed...