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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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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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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...
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‘I think you should kill her.’ Nonchalant and ambiguous, the opening line to Thomas Froy’s Hommo is the first insight into the gravitas of the...
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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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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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King’s Shakespeare Company will take on the ambitious task of putting on a Shakespeare play in just 24 hours this Saturday. The cast will...
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King’s is collaborating with Michael Grandage Company for a one-off charity performance of Photograph 51. The proceeds from the event will be donated to the...