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Review: Laundry & Bender – Waterloo East ****
Amy Stow attends the opening night of the Waterloo East Repertory programme and discovers two plays of urgent relevance. […]
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Review: Ordinary Days – Trafalgar Studio 2 ****
JBR discovers a pocket musical in Ordinary Days at Traflagar Studio 2 that is almost as perfect a piece of musical theatre as he could hope for. […]
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Review: Snake in the Grass – Print Room ***
Ghostly goings on in Ayckbourn’s Snake in the Grass at The Print Room is hugely enjoyable, if a little predictable, writes Honour Bayes. […]
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Review: Company – Southwark Playhouse ***
Josh Seymour enjoys a slick and superbly sung Company at the Southwark Playhouse. […]
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Review: The Last Five Years – Tabard **
Despite a strong showing from Over the Rainbow’s Lauren Samuels, Martin Schurman cannot warm to the The Last Five Years at the Tabard Theatre. […]
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Review: King Lear – RSC @ Roundhouse ****
In the RSC version playing at the Roundhouse, Greg Hicks, as Lear, offers Honour Bayes a unique and original King. […]
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Review: Three Sisters – Noel Coward **
Honour Bayes continues her immersion into the Sovremennik Russian season at the Noel Coward theatre, with a less than engaging Three Sisters. […]
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Review: Twisted Tales – Lyric Hammersmith ****
At the Lyric Hammersmith, Josie Vaughan is satisfyingly shaken rather than spookily stirred by Dahl’s Twisted Tales. […]
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Review: Into The Whirlwind – Noel Coward ***
Honour Bayes reviews Into the Whirlwind, the first in the Sovremennik Russian season at the Noel Coward and finds a cramped, intense story told with quiet artistry. […]
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Review: Twelfth Night – National ***
Peter Hall’s Twelfth Night for the National is refined and elegant, but shouldn’t it be a little more raucous and celebratory, wonders Honour Bayes […]