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Barcelona – Review
Emily in Paris star Lily Collins swaps the luxurious world of fashion in Paris to a rundown, soon to be demolished apartment in Barcelona. Making her West End debut in Ness Wohl’s two-hander Barcelona – Lily Colins is joined on stage by the enigmatic Spanish actor Álvaro Morte, whose turn in critically acclaimed Netflix heist… Read more
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Unbound – Review
Writer and Composer Matthew Harvey’s new musical Unbound has made its way to London featuring a West End star-studded cast for a wicked Halloween extravaganza. Read more
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Mulatto Boy – Review
Writer and performer Edi De Melo is an innovative force in Mulatto Boy as he masterfully guides his audience through themes of identity, immigration, and belonging utilising a powerful fusion of spoken word, Angolan proverbs, and physical theatre. Read more
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L’Addition – Review
Continuing on Forced Entertainment’s 40th anniversary L’Addition opened 5 November to a warm reception from the whole of the audience at Battersea Arts Centre. Read more
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Reverberation – Review
Reverberation, staged at the Bristol Old Vic, takes a poignant look at the lives of Jonathan and Claire, two people burdened by past traumas that have left them isolated yet yearning for connection. Jonathan, a gay man in his thirties, withdraws into solitude after the brutal loss of his partner, Gabe, while Claire, his new… Read more
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The Lehman Trilogy – Review
“The Lehman Brothers resonate powerfully in the National Theatre’s production of The Lehman Trilogy, currently showing at the Gillian Lynne Theatre in London’s West End. This compelling play, adapted from Italian novelist Stefano Massini’s work by the talented Ben Power, explores the rise and fall of the Lehman brothers across three captivating acts, tracing their… Read more