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Review: Mogadishu – Lyric Hammersmith ***
Vivienne Franzmann’s bold new play recently won the Bruntwood Playwriting Competition and The George Devine Award 2010. Amy Stow gives her verdict. […]
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Review: Fen – Finborough Theatre *****
This problematic play is injected with fresh energy and carefully-crafted characters under Ria Parry’s astute direction, writes Amy Stow. […]
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Review: 74 Georgia Avenue – New End Theatre ***
This two-man play demands subtle and touching performances, but are they delivered in this UK premiere? Amy Stow heads up to Hampstead to find out. […]
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Review: The Wizard of Oz – London Palladium ***
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s latest show, The Wizard of Oz doesn’t need to be a critical smash, which is just as well, according to JBR.
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Camden People’s Theatre launches Sprint season
At the heart of London’s alternative performance scene Camden People’s Theatre is nestled in amongst the office buildings by Warren Street Tube. […]
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COMMENT: Sam Peter Jackson – Oscar the Grouch
Oscar season and in a year of strong contenders Sam Peter Jackson is our man in Hollywood. That’s Planet Hollywood, just off Piccadilly Circus. […]
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COMPETITION: WIN pair of tickets to The Wizard of OZ
Fourthwall Magazine incorporating The Drama Student is hitting the streets this week. We want you to help spread the word! […]
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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. […]