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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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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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Philip Ridley’s ‘Ghost From A Perfect Place’ was first launched explosively into the spotlight at Hampstead Theatre in 1994, where it received both high...
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This term, The King’s Players put on a classic of American theatre – Tennessee Williams’ ‘A Streetcar Names Desire’. Roar met with director Sara Malik...
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Director Sara Malik explores racism and gender discrimination through her contemporary reworking of The Tempest. In light of recent political events, her choice to...
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The King’s Players’ production of Chekhov’s classic play ‘The Seagull’ is about to begin. Mismatched chairs, some wrought iron and ornate, some business-like and...
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Based on Arthur Miller’s Crucible and set in the eerie 17th century of the Salem witch trials, director Sara Malik successfully re-creates the unnerving...
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Many King’s students would, at some point over the last year, have made the short trek down to Westminster to join in a protest....
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Dystopian fiction has become steadily more relevant to our lives since the publication of Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four, given the ever increasing anxieties surrounding...
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“IMAGINE if that happened to you, what would you do?† Blackout poses this question to its audience with the chilling true story written by...
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