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Jonathan Church’s The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui is an evening of sinister satire. Everyone loves a bit of historical parody. Whether it is...
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A student’s guide to London’s opera scene  shows how easy it is to find cheap tickets if...
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As Daisy Bartlett reviews yet another play about China, what makes this one so special? Although The Shed’s programme had already been finalised...
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Read all about Katherine Kingsley and Stefano Braschi’s thoughts on their roles as Helena and Demetrius in a new production of A Midsummer Night’s...
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Nick Virk explains why he thought Nicholas Hynter’s modernisation of Othello worked so well. Â Â Shakespeare is often remembered as the writer of timeless...
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Find out why John Stonborough found this production of Othello ‘racist and ridiculous’! Othello doesn’t end well, but this contemporary production at the...
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By Dan Young and Dulcie Lee Rogue sent two King’s students (Dulcie being the new Roar! Deputy Editor of Print) to go and see...
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Ghosts, a bleak but enticing Ibsen play about death and family, superbly acted. Marking the twentieth anniversary of the English Touring Theatre, founded...
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Interested in immersive theatre? Not sure what immersive theatre is? Read this review of a tantalising (and slightly terrifying) night put on by Punchdrunk....
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