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Featured
INTERVIEW: Annie Lloyd on Compass Live Art Festival
The Reviews Hub’s Rich Jevons talks to Artistic Director Annie Lloyd about this year’s Compass Live Art Festival. What are…
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News
NEWS: West Country band The Leylines launch second tour of 2018
Defining their own genre as “not quite folk”, West Country band The Leylines, return to the southwest as part of…
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Central
INTERVIEW: Panto veteran Iain Lauchlan on Sleeping Beauty, The Tweenies and being a bloke in a frock
Oh Yes It Is! That’s right, the Pantomine season is officially approaching so we thought we’d kick off our seasonal…
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Featured
NEWS: Award-winning production of Hair to embark on a National Tour
Following sold-out seasons in Manchester and London, the award-winning and critically acclaimed 50th-anniversary production of Hair produced by Hope Mill Theatre and…
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Disabled
NEWS: National Theatre Launches Smart Caption Glasses
When we think of innovation in theatre it tends to be on stage – directors such as Ivo van Hove…
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Event
NEWS: National Theatre launches new season at Autumn Press Conference
“National must mean national” Rufus Norris proclaimed at the launch of the 2018-19 season, introducing a programme of activities and…
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Drama
INTERVIEW: Don Warrington on Arthur Miller and Death of a Salesman
To many, actor Don Warrington is still fondly remembered for his role as Philip Smith in the classic 1970’s sitcom,…
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Featured
INTERVIEW: Deborah McAndrew talks female writers, Corrie and They Don’t Pay? We Won’t Pay!
A new adaptation of Dario Fo’s Can’t Pay? Won’t Pay!, a co-production between Northern Broadsides and York Theatre Royal, opens at…
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Featured
INTERVIEW: How Robert Lindsay Got Hooked on Panto and Harry Francis Flew to Join Him
With Summer barely over, plans are already underway at Richmond Theatre for their annual Christmas extravaganza, which, this year, will…
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Comedy
PRESS LAUNCH: The Goons Take to the Road
In the days before television gained its grip on popular culture, British families would gather around their wireless sets and…
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