Bolton’s part-time dominatrix Josie, is about to turn 40, but she’s in no mood to celebrate. She’s tired of winter, tired of her daughter’s dreams of emulating Torvill and Dean, and certainly too tired to party — but her No1 client Lionel, is undeterred.
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15 Dec
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Review: MARTHA, JOSIE AND THE CHINESE ELVIS at Park Theatre
By Stuart King Sunday, December 15 2019, 16:28
12 Dec
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Review: THREE SISTERS at The Lyttelton Theatre, National Theatre
By Philip Swan Thursday, December 12 2019, 09:53
Inua Ellams follows his hugely successful Barber Shop Chronicles at the National Theatre with a new play about those caught up in the Nigerian/Biafra war.
06 Dec
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Review: A TASTE OF HONEY at Trafalgar Studios
By Stuart King Friday, December 6 2019, 10:57
Written when she was just 19, Shelagh Delaney’s groundbreaking post-war, working-class drama A TASTE OF HONEY embarks on a well-deserved West End transfer at Trafalgar Studios, following its run at The National.
06 Dec
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Review: DICK WHITTINGTON at Stratford East
By Nastazja Domaradzka Friday, December 6 2019, 09:00
Pantos are one of the best things about British theatre, bringing communities together and providing a perfect opportunity for a family outing for so many who might not necessarily be frequent theatre goers.
05 Dec
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Review: GOLDILOCKS AND THE THREE MUSKETEERS at Battersea Arts Centre, London
By Isabella James Thursday, December 5 2019, 16:05
The Sleeping Trees comedy pantomime is a must-see event every Christmas for me. This year was no exception.
Goldilocks and The Three Musketeers is a brilliant mash-up of children’s stories pulled together with energetic performances, comedy songs and bizarre theatrics.
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