Evita Too at Soho Theatre
There is something alluring about female duo Sh!t Theatre’s shocking new show, Evita Too. The pair glide onto…
By Ella SatinThere is something alluring about female duo Sh!t Theatre’s shocking new show, Evita Too. The pair glide onto…
By Ella SatinWhile some Covid-impacted productions have been continuously postponed, Ben Elton’s Olivier-nominated The Upstart Crow has thankfully re-roosted itself at…
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By Mersa AudaA man and a woman take the stage, speaking to each other but looking to the audience. The…
By Madison SotosThe 75-year longevity of the Edinburgh Fringe Festival means many see that hallowed ground as being the sole…
By Francis NashIt’s Christmastime and an unnamed woman is passed-out drunk underneath her Christmas tree. When she wakes, she is…
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By Matthew McMillan