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Editor 20/04/201820/08/2018 People’s Company, Rachele Fregonese, review, southwark playhouse, Thames Tales

Review – Thames Tales

What is London? Is a question we heard a lot on the night, we found it on the program, were

Editor 10/04/201829/04/2018 Gauhar Jaan, Omnibus Theatre, Tarun Jasani, The Datia Incident

Gauhar Jaan – The Datia Incident at the Omnibus Theatre

GAUHAR JAAN – THE DATIA INCIDENT A story inspired by India’s first recording star Omnibus Theatre 10 – 29 April

Editor 21/03/201815/04/2018 Max Harrison, Maya Ellis, Moonfleece, philip ridley, Pleasance Theatre

Moonfleece by Philip Ridley at the Pleasance Theatre

‘You don’t live life as a story. You live it as life. The story comes after.’ Lidless Theatre Presents Moonfleece

Editor 18/02/201819/02/2018 acting, Alexander Ananasso, bar, brexit, cafe, Cecilia Gragnani, concert, Elisa D’Argento, events, Filippo Panigazzi, Giancarlo Nicoletti, Italian, kensington gardens, Léoni Huges, live london, London, Mark Philip Compton, Rachele Fregonese, reading, Rhuna Barduagni, Simone Leonardi, Theatre, theatre deli

Rehearsed Reading of award winning play Kensington Gardens at Theatre Deli Café

The award winning play Kensington Gardens, written by Giancarlo Nicoletti and translated by Rachele Fregonese, will be performed, for the

Editor 15/02/201802/03/2018 flowers show, kew, London, Orchids, Orchids Festival, thai

Kew After Hours: Orchids Festival

Immerse yourself in a celebration of Thailand’s vibrant colours, culture, and magnificent plant life at the Orchids Festival: After Hours

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Editor 10/02/201820/08/2018 actors, Ben Woodhall, Bethrand Russel, Cecilia Trono (associate designer), Clancy Flynn (lighting designer), Dave Spencer, John Smith, Kings Head Theatre, London 2018, Mayou Trikerioti (set and costume designer), Omnibus Theatre, Rachael Murray (sound designer), Richard Stemp, Richard Stemp (Ludwig Wittgenstein), Ron Elisha, Sheri Sadd (movement director), THE SOUL OF WITTGENSTEIN, Theatre, uk, Wittgensein

Review – The Soul of Wittgenstein

A lot of dicky birds in this play , Some tangled, some funny , a lot full of value .

Editor 06/02/201826/02/2018 96 Festival, Another Soup, Ben Woodhall, Cecilia Trono, Clancy Flynn, Dave Spencer, Kings Head Theatre, Mayou Trikerioti, Omnibus Theatre, Rachael Murray, Richard Stemp, Ron Elisha, Sheri Sadd, THE SOUL OF WITTGENSTEIN

THE SOUL OF WITTGENSTEIN at the Omnibus Theatre

Following a critically acclaimed development season at the Kings Head Theatre, The Soul of Wittgenstein comes to the Omnibus Theatre

Editor 16/01/201816/02/2018 Alex Marchi, All the Money in the World, Andrew Buchan, Charlie Plummer, Christopher Plummer, cinema, Film, Golden Globes, Hollywood, Italian Actor, Live London Post, London, Mark Wahlberg, Michelle Williams, NIAL, Paul Getty III, Ridley Scott, Romain Duris, set, Timothy Hutton

ALEX MARCHI STARRING IN SIR RIDLEY SCOTT NEW MOVIE

Alex Marchi, Italian immigrant in London, now featuring in Ridley Scott’s new movie. Native Italian Actor Alex Marchi makes his

Editor 11/01/201811/02/2018 Andrew Allen, Cacophony, Cast Iron Theatre, Draper Hall, Draper Together, Heather-Rose Andrews, Infallible Productions Ltd, Live London Post, London, mime, show, Theatre

CACOPHONY – Family Show plus meal at Draper Hall

Draper Together & Infallible Productions Ltd presents ‘Cacophony’, Sunday 11th February 2018 (4pm) at Draper Hall. ‘Cacophony’ is one of those

Editor 04/12/201703/05/2018 Alex Marriott, Birgitta Bernhard, Chuffed.org, Having My Dead Husband’s Baby: Mandy’s Choice, Heather Clementson, Kate Isitt, Luisa Pretolani, Mandy’s Choice, Mark Clementson, River Crossing, The Glove, The Lift, Tony Hirst

Luisa Pretolani’s “Mandy’s Choice” tops 250.000 views

ITV Global Documentary “Having My Dead Husband’s Baby: Mandy’s Choice” by Luisa Pretolani hits and overtakes 250.000 views. “Having My Dead

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