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Julius Caesar – Brighton Open Air Theatre
Written by: William Shakespeare Performed by: Oddsocks Productions The quintessentially English phenomenon of Shakespeare in the park can often be…
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Hamlet – National Theatre, London
Writer: William Shakespeare Adaptor: Jude Christian Director: Ellie Hurt Shakespeare’s Hamlet is, undeniably, a masterpiece. It has everything and then…
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Titus Andronicus – Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, London
Writer: William Shakespeare Director: Jude Christian The Globe’s previous production of Titus Andronicus, Shakespeare’s famously gratuitous gorefest, leant into the…
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Tosca – The Founders Hall, Chelsea
Composer: Puccini Director: Jane Gray Musical Director: Aleksandra Myslek Opera Loki’s production of Tosca is an ambitious and engaging presentation…
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Age of Rage – Barbican, London
Writers: Koen Tachelet and Ivo van Hove after Euripides and Aeschylus Director: Ivo van Hove For Ivo van Hove, the…
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The Scent of Roses – Royal Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh
Writer & Director: Zinnie Harris A lie is a the most considerably ruthless tool we possess. One glance across the…
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Paradise – National Theatre, London
Writer: Kae Tempest. Director: Ian Rickson Even before press night, the word on the street was already heaping praise on…
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Coriolanus – Sheffield Crucible Theatre
Writer: William Shakespeare Director: Robert Hastie ‘It’s a great text, but not a great play.’ Thus Laurence Olivier on Shakespeare’s…
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