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The Seven Streams of the River Ota – National Theatre, London
Creators: Ex Machina Director: Robert Lepage Last seen at the National Theatre in 1996, Robert Lepage’s epic returns with just…
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Afterplay – The Coronet, London
Writer: Brian Friel Director: John Haidar Cast your mind back. Remember what it is like wandering through a gallery…
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One Jewish Boy – Trafalgar Studios, London
Writer: Stephen Laughton Director: Sarah Meadows Jesse and Alex are a normal couple. They met as little more than kids…
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Bin Juice – VAULT Festival, London
Writer: Cat Kolubayev Director: Anastasia Bruce-Jones Creating an entire and credible new world in under an hour is no easy…
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Freedom Hi – VAULT Festival London
Creator: Papergang Theatre Director: Kim Pearce The VAULT Festival is a fantastic platform for those whose voices are rarely heard.…
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Willis and Vere: Genius – VAULT Festival, London
Willis and Vere: Genius is an improvised comedy, in a similar format to others in that the audience is invited…
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When We Died – VAULT Festival, London
Writer: Alexandra Donnachie Director: Andy Routledge Rachel is an embalmer, and a good one at that. For her death is…
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Sugar Coat – VAULT Festival, London
Writer: Joel Samuel and Lilly Pollard Director: Celine Lowenthal Part gig and part theatre Sugar Coat is an homage to…
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The Red Shoes – New Wimbledon Theatre, London
Music: Bernard Herrmann Director/choreographer: Matthew Bourne It should be no surprise at this point that Matthew Bourne’s latest production is…
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Baaba’s Footsteps – VAULT Festival, London
Writer: Susan Hingley Director: Ragga Dahl Johansen Generations reaching out across the years, parallels drawn from what has been to…
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