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Staff Writer Naz Karadede reviews West End’s controversial adaptation of the book “A Little Life” at the Harold Pinter Theatre. TRIGGER WARNING: This article...
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Staff Writer Sophie Jacobs reviews King’s Shakespeare Company’s versatile recent production of ‘Cymbeline’ – a tangled web of love, trial and redemption. ‘Cymbeline’ contains...
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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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Podcast Editor Matthew Seaman reviews “Pride and Prejudice* (*Sort Of)”. On Wednesday, I was lucky enough to attend the press night of “Pride and...
Culture
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...
Culture
Roar writer Maisie Allen reviews Kae Tempest’s “Paradise”. Marketed as a ‘thrilling story of pride, glory and betrayal’, acclaimed spoken word artist and performer...
Culture
These Walls Between Us, written and directed by Sarena Moss and produced by Alice Loizides, explores the lives of two queer couples in 1990,...
Culture
‘Maisie Williams is terrific’ | ★★★★ The Times ‘Recommended most heartily’ | ★★★★ Daily Mail ‘Maisie Williams makes a punchy stage debut’ | ★★★★ The Mail on...
Culture
In Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap, everyone’s a suspect. Except the audience: we’re all detectives here. Open case file for “The Mousetrapâ€: the crime scene...
Film
King’s annual Arts and Humanities Festival has come around again and this year the theme is Play. The festival explores all manner of...