Yes the house lights remain up and the play is absurd, but the cast has a special alchemy and the practical effects are effective
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Sophie Melville and Laura Whitmore star in Apex Predator’s entertaining take on London vampires
by News Roomby News RoomBloodsuckers, societal breakdown and psychological horror all feature in this comic-gothic drama
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Jodie Comer fans face ticket chaos as Prima Facie tour sells out in minutes
by News Roomby News RoomThe Killing Eve star, 32, will take the award-winning production on the road, including a stop in her hometown of Liverpool
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Sabrage at Lafayette review: ‘an onslaught of flexing, frotting and twerking’
by News Roomby News RoomSabrage has landed in King’s Cross with some dazzling of circus and burlesque routines but audience participation demands too
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World Theatre Day: take a look behind the curtain at Moulin Rouge! The Musical
by News Roomby News RoomAnd Moulin Rouge! The Musical is the story of a lovesick American writer, Christian, and Satine, the dazzling star of the Moulin Rouge nightclub. When their lives collide at the…
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And Moulin Rouge! The Musical is the story of a lovesick American writer, Christian, and Satine, the dazzling star of the Moulin Rouge nightclub. When their lives collide at the…
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Women of Llanrumney at Stratford East review: this Welsh slave drama is bold, horrific and remarkably assured
by News Roomby News RoomAzuka Oforka’s debut play marks her as one to watch
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Mod will play a woman struggling to finish her PhD while battling a secret addiction to violent pornography. The play is reportedly informed by studies looking at woman’s porn consumption…
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Wilko – Love and Death and Rock ‘n’ Roll at Southwark Playhouse Borough review
by News Roomby News RoomMaitland, formerly an eminent broadcast journalist, has a reputation as a playwright who entertainingly dramatizes real people and situations, which baffles me. The Interview, about Martin Bashir’s Panorama confab with…
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Playhouse Creatures at Orange Tree Theatre review: this historical romp is bracing, heady fun
by News Roomby News RoomLife for London’s first professional actresses was punishingly hard, but their world is explored with wit, warmth and a wholly apt, heightened staginess in this revival of April de Angelis’s…