Greenwich Theatre
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The River – Greenwich Theatre, London
Writers: Jez Butterworth Director: James Haddrell Can the feeling of a distant memory ever be fully recreated? This is the…
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Wifi-Sexual – Greenwich Theatre, London
Writers: Tom Hodgson and Harrison Trott Director: Holly-Anne White There are taboos broken aplenty and friendships and loyalties tested in this dark…
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Frozen – Greenwich Theatre, London
Writer: Bryony Lavery Director: James Haddrell What causes serial killers, and those who abduct and sexually abuse young children, to…
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As She Likes It – Greenwich Theatre, London
Writer: Chloe Wade Director: Tilly Vosburgh There is a type of political theatre that dedicates itself less to informing an…
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Stories in the Dust – Greenwich Theatre, London
Writers: Iona Johnson & Anna Harriott Director: Russ Tunney Iona Johnson and Anna Harriott perform their own devised piece, the…
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Crimes on Centre Court – Greenwich Theatre, London
Writer and Director: Feargus Woods Dunlop The sort of self-referential, fourth-wall-breaking farce made popular by Patrick Barlow’s adaptation of The…
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Vincent River – Greenwich Theatre, London
Writer: Philip Ridley Director: James Haddrell Philip Ridley’s two-hander from 2000 explores the emotional aftermath of a homophobic hate crime.…
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The Dumb Waiter/A Slight Ache – Greenwich Theatre, London
Writer: Harold Pinter Director: James Haddrell Harold Pinter’s one-act plays from early in his career are full of foreboding, ambiguity…
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