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With nice choreography, pretty set designs and a few great songs, Dirty...

The stormy beginning of Wuthering Heights is an apt opening for the...

Multi award-winning theatre production company Kandinsky aim to...

Alexis Gregory’s Riot Act sees a digital reimagining this February to...

The opening line of Sarah Hanly’s debut,...

It’s serendipity that Issa Amro and Einat Weizman’s...

The opening gala for this one-man play took place on what would have been its...

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Drawing audiences back to the Golden Age of Hollywood, this...