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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

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Rachele Fregonese 24/02/201820/08/2018 georgie henley, inspiring, jack silver, james donnelly, jim whitcher, max lindsay, narnia, olivier award, philip ridley, southwark playhouse, Theatre, tramp, tyrone huntley, world premiere

Review – Angry: a thought-provoking play by Philip Ridley at Southwark Playhouse

There is a great need for theatre that makes you contemplate today’s society. Thought provoking theatre is a rare gem

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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 .

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Editor 03/11/201704/11/2017 actors, Alida Pantone, Ben Scarles, Daniel Jarvis, Danielle Carrington, David Patrick Stucky, Dickie Dee & The Devil’s Library, Dilpreet Kaur Walia, Director, Ellie Torrez, Georgina Parren, Grave Tales, Harry Boyd, Iliana Efthymiadi, Kai Henderson, Live, London, London Rolling Film festival, Lorenzo Fantini, Michelle Zahner, PAL (Pro-Actors London), Phoenix Artist Club, Producer, Rosie Frecker, Screen Rebels, Tania Pais, Veronique Piercy, west end

Screen Rebels end the year with a full house and exciting news for 2018

The Halloween edition of the Screen Rebels showcase “Grave Tales” closes the year in style with a unique screenplay /

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Editor 17/08/201620/08/2018 Anna Carfora, Camden Fringe, Circular, Circular - Strada Circolare, Circular Show, Fringe, Kentish Town, Lion and Unicorn, review, Stefania Pisoni, Theatre

Review Circular – Strada Circolare

On Tuesday the 16th of august I decided it would be a nice idea to go and catch a show,

Editor 15/08/201628/10/2016 ★★★★★, Anna Carfora, Camden, Camden Fringe Festival 2016, Circular - Strada Circolare, Depi Gorgogianni, Fringe, Italian, London, Martina Serra, Meaning of Life, Nazzareno Palmigiani, Nobody’s Child Theatre Company, Stefania Maria Pisoni, Stefano Reali, The Lion & Unicorn Theatre, Theatre, Tim Parks

#CircularShow comes straight to London

After an acclaimed debut in Milan and Edinburgh the Nobody’s Child Theatre Company brings “Circular – Strada Circolare” to London, performing at The Lion

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