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Staff Writer Leah Napier-Raikes explains the success of ‘Baby Reindeer’, a gripping narrative about stalking and abuse. Since its debut on April 11th, ‘Baby...
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Staff Writer Deborah Solomon reviews the sharp, feverish ‘Challengers’, starring Zendaya, Josh O’Connor, and Mike Faist. “Some things are just meant to happen,” leading...
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Staff Writer Kiaan Davids reviews Martin Scorsese’s latest Western crime drama film – “Killers of the Flower Moon”, in theatres now. At 80, Martin...
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Roar writer Phoebe Smart reviews Sophie Ellerby’s “Painkiller”, a testament to the exciting potential of local theatre, directed by Toby Clarke and performed by...
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Roar writer Kiren Graziano reviews “The Play’s the Thing”, put on by the King’s Players Society. P. G. Wodehouse’s “The Play’s the Thingâ€, directed...
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Culture Editor Alex Blank on “Skank,” a comedy-drama about the anxieties of life, death, and recycling. “Skank,†created and performed by Clementine Bogg-Hargroves, is...
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It is over twenty years since Martin Crimp’s Attempts on Her Life was first performed at the Royal Court theatre in London. Mysterious and...
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‘The rain falls down harder on you when you try to avoid it’ Thomas Froy’s The Sea exposes isolation in between London’s multitude of...
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The Gilbert and Sullivan Society presented Iolanthe, with beautiful lyricism and contemporary political melodrama, at the Greenwood Theatre on its 30th anniversary. My introduction...
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Storming into the accolades of theatre praise across London, and already held in high regard by many critics, Sir Nicholas Hytner’s ‘Julius Caesar’ is undeniably...
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