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Who Killed My Father – Camden People’s Theatre, London
Writer: Édouard Louis Director: Nora Wardell Édouard Louis’ Who Killed My Father comes to the Camden People’s Theatre in a…
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England and Son – Arcola Theatre, London
Writer: Ed Edwards Director: Cressida Brown “Storytelling is inherent to getting clean,” actor Mark Thomas tells the audience when he…
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Lyonesse – Harold Pinter Theatre
Writer: Penelope Skinner Director: Ian Rickson Believing women and how their stories become twisted is the substance of Penelope Skinner’s…
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Death of England: Closing Time – National Theatre, London
Writers: Clint Dyer and Roy Williams Director: Clint Dyer Time has been called on the uneasy alliance between the Fletcher…
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The Brief Life and Mysterious Death of Boris III, King of Bulgaria – Arcola Theatre, London
Writers: Joseph Cullen and Sasha Wilson Director: Hannah Hauer-King Is history written by the winners, and how do we really…
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Reverb – Etcetera Theatre, London
Writer and Director: Maria Pateli With themes of self-improvement, procrastination and the external pressures individuals face every day, Maria Pateli’s…
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This is Normal – Old Red Lion, London
Writer and Director: Stuart Warwick Aimed at fans of Fleabag and This is Going to Hurt, Stuart Warwick’s 60-minute semi-confessional…
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anthropology – Hampstead Theatre, London
Writer: Lauren Gunderson Director: Anna Ledwich Grief and science are a potent mix for drama, a chance to explore humanity’s…
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