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Playwright Tom Morton-Smith’s work was featured as part of the “Short Plays By..” an event hosted by Soho Theatre and run by producer Kristopher Milnes which gives new playwrights an opportunity to showcase their best work in one evening. It’s an excellent way to discover new writing and gives actors…
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Actor, writer and director Patrice Etienne is a Hackneynite through and through. This multi-hyphenated East London boy grew up in the borough and has continued to support the community through his work with youths in the area. Patrice’s latest play, Venus / Mars about love and intimacy in 21st century London…
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Tucked away in the heart of the lovely , historical borough of Islington is the Rosemary Branch Pub and Theatre. It is one of those places that has its own character from the little pile of books they are selling for 50p to the quirky décor; it just…
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The Blind and The Intruder at the Old Red Lion Theatre, Islington, are rare classics by the Belgian Nobel Laureate Maurice Maeterlinck and have been given a new spin by Tarquin Productions. Their aim is to bring forgotten classics back to the London stage with all of the contemporary…
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Could The Paradigm Theatre company be the hardest working fringe company in London? They are back with their fourth production this season with Tartuffe by none other than Moliere and already have two more productions lined up for the Autumn. This 17th century French classic is given a quirky…
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Blood Privilege is a chilling and atmospheric theatrical experience currently on in the deep dark pit of the White Rabbit Theatre. The timing of this production seems just right, as it comes on the tail end of pop culture’s love affair of the last five years or so with vampires…
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Before The Party by Rodney Ackland is a chilling and comedic portrayal of the petty preoccupations of post-war Britain’s upper-middle class and their desire to hide their imperfections. Though this might sound a bit doomy and gloomy , I can guarantee you it will have you in stitches !…
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Easter weekend kicked off at the Courtyard Theatre with a packed house to see an evening of original short plays hosted by the Duckdown Theatre company. The Script Sessions gives four up and coming playwrights the chance to take a crack at conceiving a 15 minute play and to win…
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What do you get when you put one of Samuel Beckett’s more bizarrely comedic works in the hands of a great interpreter like Barry McGovern? A production which flashes by in a syncopated flurry of prose, gags, humour and wit. The acclaimed Irish actor Brian McGovern has adapted one of…
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Bitch Boxer is a fierce piece of new writing on at the Soho Theatre Upstairs till the 9th of March. Charlotte Josephine, winner of the 2012 Soho Young Writers Award, has written a funny and at times heart-wrenching tale of a female boxer named Chloe from Leytonstone. On the…
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