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This is not a musical; don’t say nobody told you. You won’t hear that The Best Of Times Is Now, no-one will inform you, anthemically, that He Is What He Is, and you won’t get to see a kick-line of Cagelles.
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22 Feb
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Review: LA CAGE AUX FOLLES (The Play) at Park Theatre
By Kit Benjamin Saturday, February 22 2020, 11:00
21 Feb
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Review: SONDER At The Bread And Roses Theatre
By Josephine Balfour-Oatts Friday, February 21 2020, 19:02
Mimi Montheith's Sonder takes its audiences on an emotional rollercoaster at the Bread and Roses Theatre until the 22nd of February 2020.
21 Feb
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Review: AFTER YOU At The Soho Theatre
By Josephine Balfour-Oatts Friday, February 21 2020, 12:42
Aussie mother-daughter duo Hannah and Angela Norris bring their gorgeous two-hander After You to the Soho Theatre.
21 Feb
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Review: THE CUTTING EDGE at Arcola Theatre
By Stuart King Friday, February 21 2020, 09:28
Seven years ago, the lure of a peaceful, self-sufficient existence in the countryside, beckoned for Anna (Jasmine Hyde) and Chris (David Sturzaker). But did their lives blossom after leaving behind a world of glossy magazines and art scene criticism brimming with pseuds?
Jasmine Hyde and Maggie Steed in The Cutting Edge at the Arcola Theatre. Photo Alex Brenner.
18 Feb
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Review: THE VISIT at the National Theatre
By John Yap Tuesday, February 18 2020, 16:36
It has been nearly 30 years since Friedrich Durrenmatt’s THE VISIT visited London. It was at the National Theatre then and now, in a new adaptation by Tony Kushner, it is re-visiting The National Theatre. This long delayed visit was anticipated with great interest and now that it is here, it is also very long.
The cast of The Visit at the National Theatre. Photo by Johan Persson.
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