Alan Cox
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FEATURE: 20 Years of School of Night
For two decades, the School of Night has mesmerized audiences with their unique brand of literary improvisation. Named after Sir…
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Churchill in Moscow – Orange Tree Theatre, London
Writer: Howard Brenton Director: Tom Littler There has been no shortage of dramas recounting the activities of Winston Churchill during…
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Farm Hall – Jermyn Street Theatre, London
Writer: Katherine Moar Director: Stephen Unwin As the Second World War came to an end in Europe, the British detained…
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Love All – Jermyn Street Theatre. London
Writer: Dorothy L. Sayers Director: Tom Littler Jermyn Street Theatre can claim a coup; a rare staging of a little-known…
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Two Ukrainian Plays – Finborough Theatre, London
Take The Rubbish Out, Sasha Writer: Natal’ya Vorozhbit. Translated by Sasha Dugdale. Director: Svetlana Dimcovic. Pussycat In Memory Of Darkness…
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Bluff
Director: Ellie Coote Writers: Matt Cavendish and Ed Zanders Drawn larger than life, Bluff is a musical that seemingly operates…
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The Good, the Bad and the Fifty – Wilton’s Music Hall, London
Directors: Adam Meggido and Pippa Evans Reviewer: Maryam Philpott While the stand-up tour and the panel show are the aim…
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But It Still Goes On – Finborough Theatre, London
Writer: Robert Graves Director: Fidelis Morgan Reviewer: Richard Maguire This is an odd one: a ‘lost’ Robert Graves play which…
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