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We begin with a jarring technical display, as fragmentary, staccato sounds and lights usher the principal cast onstage. We could be witnessing a collective...
We begin with a jarring technical display, as fragmentary, staccato sounds and...
Throughout history, often the most we learn from it are the facts: who did what,...
Debuting on Broadway in November 2010, it’s been a long road for Elf, the...
Theatr Cymru and Shakespeare’s Globe have come together for a...
An intimate sub-level dining room,...
Dal Fiorentino, an Italian...
Fortnum & Mason...
If you could give someone either the best...
Deer skulls and stuffed birds. Stocky TVs. An open box of Fruit Loops....
This summer, the...
Awash with blood-curdling screams that retain a faint echo in each line of the play,...
Lesley Ann Albiston’s play A Slice of...
Pablo Picasso infamously said that “there are only...
When Eels formed in California in 1995, singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist...
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Eugene O’Hare’s The Weatherman is a play with a lot of potential in its...
A tingly, toe-tapping experience. Dogfight is a little lacking in narrative...
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