The Tempest Review- A Stand-Out Performance
The Tempest is one of my favourite Shakespeare plays, and I’ve seen it more times than I can count
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The Top 10 Christmas Books
It’s that time of year again, and we are all searching for the best Christmas present. The only issue
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ROH: Nutcracker Review – Just What Christmas Ordered
As the end of term blues start to hit, and deadlines become more imminent, spending an afternoon at the theatre
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Gandini Juggling: Sigma Review – A Remarkable Visual Display
I seem to be making a habit of underestimating circus acts. This show is the second time in a month
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Slightly Fat Features Review: Slightly Funny
Let me be completely honest, and please forgive me as it would be a bit unfair to the lovely gentlemen
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Jekyll and Hyde: The Musical Review- Incredibly Strong
I sat down to watch LUTG’s production of Jekyll & Hyde with some trepidation. Having never seen a LUTG
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Maya Chowdhry: What’s Eating Our Reality Review – The Future of Food
What’s Eating Our Reality is a show about food justice, food sustainability and the future of food created by
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Book Club: Victorian Christmas Ghost Stories
It’s Christmas time which means a festive read was in order. However, rather than going for your typical festive
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The Wallet is Mightier than the Pen
You can buy 2,104 Pukka Pads for £10,500. You can also buy 2,631 multi-packs of Bic pens.
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Peter Pan Review- Gleefully Energetic
The few last months have seen so many incredible productions grace The Duke’s beautifully intimate yet atmospheric round theatre
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Stop!… The Play Review- Absolutely Show-Stop!-ing
I have to say; I had my reservations about this one. After a particularly bad experience with a similar show:
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Exploded Circus Review- The Circus' Time To Shine
When I decided to go and see this, I was expecting to see some pretty impressive circus skills in a
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Pieces of Me by Natalie Hart Review- Stunningly Crafted
Article by Dan Pugh “Iraq has invaded our home. It is in the images that flash into our living room,
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Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake Review- A Stunning Piece
⭐️⭐️⭐️- But a piece to be laid to rest… I was apprehensive about seeing Matthew Bourne’s Swan Lake; its
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Creative Column: Route 50 by Mathew Mosley
For context, the title comes from a road that covers America. The Nevada part is considered the loneliest road in
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