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Allegiance

If it’s possible to fall in love with a voice, then count me well and truly smitten with the mellifluous...

It started life as a novel in 1986, was made into a film in 1991, and was finally adapted for...

I was expecting a play about British boxing, but this is a play about injustice. Namely, the gargantuan injustice visited...

Lucy Ashe 08/01/2023

A fantastic and fun gallop through the centuries, this is a wonderful production of Orlando. When an ensemble of actors...

This mono drama has been transformed into a sung piece that takes place over the space of a single telephone...

The Age of Reinvention is an audacious, thought-provoking, fast-paced, thrilling play. Adapted from Karine Tuil’s best seller (L’Invention de Nos...

Although this hasn’t been an altogether good year for theatre, it has been the year when things started to get...

In a festive outing, this gem of English literature is set in the framework of an entertainment for the wounded...

This is not the first time that the circus has come to one of the capital’s long-established concert venues. Cirque...

When the protagonist of our story, an outcast fairy called ‘Fairy’, meets an odd man in the forest one day,...