Naomi Kuyck Cohen
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The Flea – The Yard, London
Writer: James Fritz Director: Jay Miller In squalid Bermondsey in 1889, a scandal is sparked when 14 shillings are discovered…
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Twine – Yard Theatre, London
Writer: Selina Thompson Director: Jennifer Tang Selina Thompson’s new show, Twine examines her relationship with her adopted origins. Directed by…
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Figs in Wigs: Big Finish (It’s the End of the World, But Not Now) – HOME, Manchester
Ten years of making what they describe themselves as “semi-epic, genre-bending performance that sits somewhere in between live art, music,…
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The Flea – The Yard Theatre, London
Writer: James Fritz Director: Jay Miller The Flea delivers everything you would expect from a period drama, and a lot…
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I, Joan – Shakespeare’s Globe, London
Writer: Charlie Josephine Director: Ilinca Radulian There was a hubbub, stirred up by the right-wing tabloid media, about Charlie Josephine’s…
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The Greatest Play In The History Of The World – Theatre Royal, York
Writer: Ian Kershaw Director: Raz Shaw On a warm June evening, a socially distanced and masked audience is waiting for…
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Nightclubbing – Summerhall, Edinburgh
Writer: Rachael Young Sound Design: Mwen and Leisha Thomas Reviewer: Deborah Klayman Juxtaposing a celebration of Grace Jones’ landmark album,…
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There Is a Light That Never Goes Out (Scenes from the Luddite Rebellion) – The Royal Exchange, Manchester
Writers: James Yeatman and Lauren Mooney Director: James Yeatman Reviewer: Dave Cunningham The challenging nature of There Is a Light…
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