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I, Kermit – Lion and Unicorn Theatre, London
Writer: Charlie Sharpe Director: Selwin Hulme-Teague “First and foremost, you’ve got the frog.” This one-act play opens more like a…
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As Real As Anything – Hen & Chickens Theatre, London
Writer: Andrew Cartmel Director: Jenny Eastop When playwright Jake decides to do a revival of Molly’s Estate – a play…
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I Can’t Hear You – Theatre503, London
Writer: Natasha Brotherdale Smith Director: Jessica Millward I Can’t Hear You is a familiar play about a queer couple navigating…
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The Dance of Death – Arcola Theatre, London
Writer: August Strindberg Adapted by Rebecca Lenkiewicz Director: Mehmet Ergun In a sparsely furnished room in an army barracks on…
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The Throne – Charing Cross Theatre, London
Writer: John Goldsmith Director: Anthony Biggs Dudley Goring Comprehensive School is awaiting the arrival of a visitor so important that…
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9 Circles – Park Theatre, London
Writer: Bill Cain Director: Guy Masterson The writer Dante Alighieri conceived of the descent into hell as a series of…
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War of the Worlds (On A Budget) – Union Theatre, London
Devised by the company Directors: Mercé Ribot and Richard Parnwell In the marketing material, this show is pitched as…
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Favour – Bush Theatre, London
Writer: Ambreen Razia Directors: Róisín McBrinn and Sophie Dillon Moniram When Aleena comes out of prison at first she seems…
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