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Wet Leg are late for their first of two shows at Brixton Academy, and the audience is getting antsy, staring at an empty stage....
The struggle between good and evil has been a source of inspiration for many an...
Award-winning Bat Out of Hell: The Musical returns to...
Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre hosts this new corn-based...
“Show, don’t tell” is the preferred approach in great...
Yorkshire-based food producer HECK! has...
Permit Room, the sister brand of the...
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The London...
Writer Lydia Rynne’s late coming-of-age tale is rooted in the rage that spreads as one...
With minimalistic stage and costume designs, Nouveau Riché’s production of...
Following the discovery of part of an ancient cauldron buried in the basement of an...
An extremely strong addition to the Vault Festival,...
The reimagining of Belarus Free Theatre’s Counting Sheep is a theatrical...
Haruki Murakami’s short story Barn Burning, first published in English in the New Yorker in...
Celebrating a fantastic year of richly engaging...
Matt Corby brought sunshine and warmth to the Forum, Kentish Town on an otherwise damp...
On first inspection audiences might mistake Leave to Remain for a...
The Negro Motorist Green Book, more commonly known as the Green Book, was a travel guide...
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