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Ballet Black: Triple Bill

Tim Hochstrasser 07/03/2017

allet Black was established sixteen years ago by Cassa Pancho to offer on- and off-stage professional opportunities for black and...

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Avoidable Climbing

Marine Furet 06/03/2017

voidable Climbing blends singing, political parable and participatory performance in an underwhelming discussion of current politics. The title parodies Bertolt...

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Cosi Fan Tutte

Owen Davies 06/03/2017

ury Court Opera is a delight. An hour from London on the train from Waterloo, the two week festival takes...

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Hamlet

Aleksandra Sakowska 05/03/2017

obert Icke’s Hamlet at Almeida Theatre is a resounding success. This is not because of the media hype associated with...

Maliphant - One Part II. Photo Johan Persson

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Maliphant Works

Munotida Chinyanga 05/03/2017

aliphantsworks is an evening of four intimate performances each choreographed by Russell Maliphant, who also performs. Wall is performed in...

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Othelo

María Agustina Pardini 05/03/2017

‘classic’ piece is one which stands the test of time – a difficult challenge in today’s world. However, what definition...

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In Other Words

Vera Mikusch 03/03/2017

n Other Words is a deeply romantic story with a firm grip on your heart. It follows Jane and Arthur’s...

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#negrophobia

S.A. McCracken 03/03/2017

negrophobia is a searing, multimedia exploration of attitudes towards black male bodies. The production defies categorisation, blending poetry, dance and...