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Ray Lee’s Ethometric Museum at Battersea Art Centre
In Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials trilogy, there is an ancient knife with a blade so fine it…
By Toby StirlinghillTheatre
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The Pirate Project
Coming as part of Outlaws, a series of thematically linked plays conducted at the Ovalhouse Theatre, comes The…
By David Houston
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The King’s Speech
After a successful run at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford, the majesty of The King’s Speech is…
By Katherine Lloyd
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Sweeney Todd at the Adelphi Theatre
The last time Michael Ball was in a West End stage musical, he was wearing false breasts, high…
By Fiona KeatingDance
The City Will Crumble at the Courtyard: A chance to see thought-provoking dance
It’s fair to say that an evening of interpretative dance might be a thing of joy for hardcore…
By Mark Worgan
Theatre
Review and interview: The Gleeks
Over the last two years, The Gleeks have taken the UK by storm. A concept devised by the…
By Connie Viney
Play
The Summer House at the Gate Theatre
The stag night, an evening of booze fuelled alpha male antics, punch-ups and one or two items of…
By Anita Bruce-Mills
Play
Thirsty: Remember those drunken nights?
Unconventional, hysterical, yet oddly poignant, Thirsty has it all. Produced by The Paper Birds, this hilarious play is…
By Katherine Alexander
Theatre
House of Burlesque raises the January temperature with idol competition
Think of things you’d want to be doing on a cold January night in Soho, and taking your…
By Mark Worgan
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Declare your love with Love Letters Straight From Your Heart
Surprise your beloved one before Valentine’s Day with an early declaration of love. Created by theatre company Uninvited…
By Katherine Alexander