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A film within a play, based on a film adaptation of a different play. Confused? Sounds like Ivo van Hove directing. Emily Garside reviews All About Eve:
Anthropocene, an operatic metaphor for our current geologic epoch, explores the primitive motivations behind human behaviours. Stuart MacRae and Louise Welsh reunite to present a c...
Debating whether or not to have kids should be simple, right? No Kids, an honest, joyful and touching play, shows us it’s not so simple after all. Lucy Curtis reviews:
Nicôle Lecky’s wickedly clever debut play Superhoe, about the mercenary world of sex work, delivers a searing lesson in empathy. Annabel Mellor reviews:
Seymour may have convinced his boss to give him the time of day again, but I’m not sure he could persuade the audience. Katie Graham reviews Octopus Soup:
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A coming-of-age comedy, a father and son learn to face their issues on a holiday like no other after they "try everything once." Jonathan Penney reviews My Dad's Gap Year:...
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Through its blurry disjointed opening, Wale grounds its viewers in a dizzying depiction of the nefarious nature of London’s urban nightlife.
A naive children’s game catapulted into the realms of the terrifying, Jeremy Comtés award-winning short-film and Oscar nominated Fauve is a refreshing take on the fragility of chil...
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In her Oscar nominated short film, Marguerite, writer-director Marianne Farley makes us confront our own preconceptions about the elderly and their relationship with love, in a hea...
To mark its 20th anniversary and 5,000th performance, Notre Dame de Paris came to the London Coliseum. Camille Lapaix saw it 20 years ago - her first experience of theatre in 1998....
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