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Some Girl(s) at Park Theatre
Tucked away behind Finsbury Park Station, Park Theatre – a veritable embryo when it comes to the London…
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How the Other Half Loves at Duke of York’s Theatre
Alan Ayckbourn’s 1969 play, How the Other Half Loves, was first performed in Scarborough and centres around two…
By Stuart McMillan
Live music
Fyfe at The Waiting Room
In the basement of a pub on Stoke Newington High Street a crowd waits. The Waiting Room, a…
By Stuart McMillan
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Riding the Low at Rough Trade East
Riding the Low are self-declared players of rock'n'roll. They are loud, proud, and both hark back to an…
By Stuart McMillan
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No Villain at Trafalgar Studios
Arthur Miller is arguably the American playwright of the mid-20th Century and, like all the best writers, he…
By Stuart McMillan
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Amber Arcades at the Lexington
Stepping onto the well-trodden stage of the Lexington, Annelotte de Graaf, otherwise known as Amber Arcades, smiles at…
By Stuart McMillan
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KT Tunstall at the Tabernacle
The Tabernacle, KT Tunstall informs us, has a noise policy. Therefore, if she turns up the volume too…
By Stuart McMillan
Live music
Trespass: The Secret Cinema of music reviewed
Billed as Secret Cinema for music, Trespass aims to offer an experience like no other – live music,…
By Stuart McMillan
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Frances at KOKO
When Frances steps on-stage, a mass of ginger curls and a beaming smile, she looks like someone who…
By Stuart McMillan
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Into It. Over It. at Scala
Monday nights weren’t made for rock‘n’roll, or so they say; but a performer worth their salt can make…
By Stuart McMillan