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Lorna Dallas
31 Oct
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John Yap

Review: LORNA DALLAS : STAGES at The Crazy Coqs, Live at Zedel

Lorna Dallas With her distinctive voice and style, Lorna Dallas brought her acclaimed cabaret, STAGES, back to London after the sold out performances at the Birdland Theatre in New York and earlier in the year at The Crazy Coqs. 

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On Bear Ridge - Rhys Ifans and Rakie Ayola. Photo by Mark Douet
31 Oct
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Justin Murray

Review: ON BEAR RIDGE at the Royal Court

I’m conflicted about On Bear Ridge, Ed Thomas’ perplexing, upsetting play about memory, the way things fade, and how we choose which hill to die on.

On Bear Ridge - Rhys Ifans and Rakie Ayola. Photo by Mark Douet Rhys Ifans (John Daniel) and Rakie Ayola (Noni) in On Bear Ridge. Photo by Mark Douet

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Soho Cinders
29 Oct
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Stuart King

Review: SOHO CINDERS at Charing Cross Theatre

Soho Cinders The Cinderella story gets a gay makeover courtesy of long-time musical collaborators George Stiles and Anthony Drewe and is set to amuse and entertain patrons of the Charing Cross Theatre until Christmas.

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Richard Shelton
29 Oct
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John Yap

Review: RICHARD SHELTON, SINATRA:RAW

Richard Shelton Richard Shelton has been finessing his tribute to Frank Sinatra and his songs for the past few years from his home in LA (born and raised in Wolverhampton). And now he has brought an expanded version of his cabaret concert SINATRA:RAW to Wilton’s Music Hall, London after the performances at the Edinburgh Festival and the Crazy Coqs in London.

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Beryl - Arcola Theatre
29 Oct
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Justin Murray

Second Look: Beryl at the Arcola

Beryl - Arcola Theatre Beryl, a play by lauded actress Maxine Peake, has cycled down from the East Riding Theatre in Yorkshire and parked up at the Arcola in Dalston for a London transfer, and it is a joy. The play charts the meteoric rise of superstar Yorkshire lass Beryl Burton through the cycling world, against all the odds of entrenched sexism and health issues, all the while asking why it is we haven’t heard of such a record-breaking superstar in the sport.

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