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BOOK REVIEW: The Wheel is Spinning But the Hamster is Dead: A Journey Around the World in Idioms, Proverbs and General Nonsense by Adam Sharp
Pair an interest in language with a well-travelled author, and you get Adam Sharp’s The Wheel is Spinning But the…
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BOOK REVIEW: Death on the Pier by Jamie West
A murder mystery that takes place in a Brighton theatre, Jamie West’s novel Death on the Pier reframes the crime…
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BOOK REVIEW: The Coming Darkness by Greg Mosse
Theatre actor, director and writer Greg Mosse has turned spy novelist, seizing the opportunity presented by the covid lockdowns to…
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Book Review: The Best of The West End: The Life and Work of Frith Banbury by Charles Duff
Theatre and theatre writing has changed a great deal since 1995 when Charles Duff’s biography of Frith Banbury and his…
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Book Review: 50 Women in Theatre by Naomi Paxton, Susan Croft and Gabrielle Brooks
Series Editor: Cheryl Robson A who’s who of women’s contributions to theatre feels like a long overdue reference publication which…
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BOOK REVIEW: Hamilton and Me: An Actor’s Journal by Giles Terera
Concerning musical theatre, and the arts community in general, the past year has cemented one thing; people don’t appreciate the…
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BOOK REVIEW: Not Quite Right For Us edited by Sharmilla Beezmohun
This new anthology by Speaking Volumes reflects where we are now, mid-pandemic and post-lockdown, and its poems, stories and essays…
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BOOK REVIEW: The Hoax by Paul Clayton
Books written during the 2020 lockdown are already hitting the shelves, some directly referencing the pandemic, others avoiding it completely…
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