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Relatively Speaking review
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39 Steps
A true example of coup de theatre! Based on the John Buchan novel, and the memorable Alfred Hitchcock film, this astonishing play is presented with...
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Burn The Floor
Burn the Floor is a worldwide dance sensation that is set to excite all fans of ballroom dancing. The show is in its 14 year touring the world and...
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Stomp
Now in its 7th year in London’s West End STOMP is a unique and brand new theatrical experience. Join the thousands of audience members all over...
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We Will Rock You
Set in a dystopian world where music has been banned and is controlled by the menacing Killer Queen, We Will Rock You will blow your mind. Over 30 of...
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21 May 2013, Wyndham's Theatre
To me the first act of Relatively Speaking was relatively painful. The audience are introduced to an on edge Ginny and a agonizingly suspicious Greg (although first we were introduced to his buttocks as he scrambled out of bed, which wasn’t so bad…) The pair engage in some tiring exchanges as...
13 May 2013, Trafalgar Studio One
The Hothouse is often considered to be one of Harold Pinter’s less celebrated texts however the revival production by director Jamie Lloyd seemingly intends to demonstrate that the play’s dark undercurrents of unrestricted political powers are ever-present in the modern day. Pinter’s...