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The Tempest

Richard McKee
The Tempest is one of Shakespeare’s best-loved plays, and once again the tiny Jermyn Street Theatre has proved that small can be beautiful and the ver...
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Bin Juice

Caroline Perret
“Some jobs require getting your hands a little dirty... ” Located underneath Waterloo Station and preceded by a tunnel full of flamboyant and colou...
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The Red Shoes

Richard McKee
It takes more than a spot of Coronavirus to keep the crowds away from the New Wimbledon Theatre. There were few empty seats on the opening night of th...
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Not Quite Jerusalem

Sacha Magee
40 years since the original production, Finborough Theatre revives Paul Kember’s 1980 play Not Quite Jerusalem. It’s set in 1979 and looks at what it ...
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The Revenger’s Tragedy

Tim Hochstrasser
Cheek by Jowl’s latest venture into the world of Shakespeare and his contemporaries take the form of a modern-dress, Italian-language version of the m...
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The Mikvah Project

Tim Hochstrasser
The sheer length of a play is often no guide to the emotional sense of time passing: some short plays drag and others leave you wishing them longer. T...
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The Cat and the Canary

Sacha Magee
John Willard’s 1921 comedy thriller, The Cat and The Canary, comes back to the stage this year in a tour by The Classic Thriller Theatre Company. Prem...
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Leopoldstadt

Tim Hochstrasser
Rather like Polanski’s Chinatown, this play is something of a misnomer. Just as hardly any of that famous film takes place in the Chinatown of Los Ang...
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Corpse!

Richard McKee
A ”brilliant comedy thriller”, according to the New York Post. So it says on the programme, and I don’t mind borrowing that accolade. Just around the ...

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