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Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie review - Characterised by a pervasive quietness

J.M. Barrie’s enduring idea of 'the little boy who never grew up’ is an appealing fantasy of ... More info

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Dear Brutus by J.M. Barrie review - Charming, wistful and winsomely weird

Thanks to Studio Theatre Club, I am elated to have happened upon Dear Brutus, a lesser known J.M. ... More info

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Mother Goose begins with John Bishop walking on stage to introduce proceedings, setting up the ... More info

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A man hides away in his attic grappling with a maths problem he thought he had solved but hadn’t, ... More info

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After a summer spent following the glowing reviews of this show at Edinburgh, I had the pleasure of ... More info

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Bare – as its title suggests – is an emotionally revealing experience. Stripped bare of ... More info

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Dennis Kelly’s 2006 play kick-started his career and simultaneously kicked traditional ... More info

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If you’re anything like me, one thought probably leapt to mind when you heard that The Cher Show ... More info

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Deuteronomy is the last of the Five Books of Moses. It’s the one that repeats a lot of the ... More info

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Alan Bennet’s The History Boys debuted nearly twenty years ago, in 2004, to rapturous reviews. It ... More info

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