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  Theatre

  Five Guys Named Moe at Marble Arch Theatre

  Silly, bursting with songs and energy, and peppered with fantastic...

  Stuart Ross 15th September 2017
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  Movie

  Victoria and Abdul

  Victoria and Abdul tells the story of what is arguably the most scandalous period of...

  Aidan Milan 15th September 2017
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  Cinema & Tv

  Mother!: a preview with Edible Cinema

  With new incarnations of the now retro activity of straight up movie watching in the...

  Sarah Bradbury 14th September 2017
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  Movie

  The​ ​Villainess

  It’s rare that one leaves a film wondering, how the hell did they do that?...

  Zoe Tamara 14th September 2017
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  Movie

  Sette Giorni (Seven Days)

  The luscious and unkempt greenery and ever-flowing waves surrounding a 26-person...

  Lindsay Bellinger 14th September 2017
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  Theatre

  Judith: A Parting from the Body at Omnibus Theatre

  Exploring patriotism, love, deception and power, Howard...

  Catherine Sedgwick 14th September 2017
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  Theatre

  Thebes Land at Arcola Theatre

  Thebes Land is hard to review – on the one hand, one does not want...

  The editorial unit 14th September 2017
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  Theatre

  Boudica at Shakespeare’s Globe

  Her name has been marked in history: part fact, part legend. The name is...

  Bev Lung 14th September 2017
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  Theatre

  The Knowledge at Charing Cross Theatre

  Only an exceptional writer can take training cab drivers as a premise...

  Euan Franklin 14th September 2017
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  Theatre

  The Blinding Light at Jermyn Street Theatre

  Written by the playwright Howard Brenton, The Blinding Light is an...

  Selina Begum 14th September 2017