Union Theatre
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Ghosts on a Wire – Union Theatre, London
Writer: Linda Wilkinson Director: PK Taylor London’s Bankside is in the middle of a decades-long effort at shrugging on a…
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Chekhov: The Bear & The Lady With The Dog – Union Theatre, London
Writer: Anton Chekhov Director: Dmitrij Turchaninov Not one play, but actually two one-act plays. One based on Chekhov’s short story,…
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The Sun, the Mountain and Me – Union Theatre, London
Writer and Director: Jack Fairey Jack Fairey demonstrates an impressive command of storytelling, innovatively combining three separate narratives that reflect…
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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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Summer Solstice – Union Theatre, London
Writer: Mel Masry Director: Ehab.M Theo and Alba meet one year at the Summer Solstice and, although both in committed…
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Cabaret
The Unimportance of Being Gay – Union Theatre, London
Writer: Arran Bell When a young performing arts graduate puts on their own cabaret show, it runs the risk of…
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Rabbit Hole – Union Theatre, London
Writer: David Lindsay-Abaire Director: Lawrence Carmichael The Rabbit Hole seems to have struck a particularly resonating chord since its inception.…
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About 500 – Union Theatre, London
Writer and Director: Simona Hughes About 500 by Simona Hughes is a compelling, witty drama about women and fertility. In…
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