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Two women, one eating out of a Milo tin and one holding a Sports Direct bag
March 1, 2019 Reviews

The Importance of Being Earnest, Tara Theatre

Oscar Wilde’s comedy of manners is rightly regarded as a classic, so we must give thanks for Ayesha Casley-Hayford and

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A puppet scene between Sinbad and a large bird
September 20, 2018 Reviews

Arabian Nights, Hoxton Hall

This is the first time I have visited Hoxton Hall, one of the last remaining music halls in London, and

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The 2018 Goons pose with their announcer Wallace
August 23, 2018 Launch

The Goon Show Tour – Press Launch

Thanks to an impressive line in comedy revivals, the Museum of Comedy, nestled at the top of New Oxford St

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Tilly Lee Kronick on the aerial ring
July 28, 2018 Reviews

Metta’s Little Mermaid – The Circus Sensation

To my shame, perhaps, I haven’t seen anything but comedy at the Underbelly’s South Bank location, and I certainly hadn’t

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A character prays whilst others are in the background.
June 9, 2018 Reviews

I am of Ireland, Old Red Lion Theatre

“I am of Ireland”, a new play from Seamus Finnegan, aims to explore what it is to be Irish in

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Harold scares Albert with a skeleton
January 28, 2018 Reviews

Steptoe and Son, The Museum of Comedy

The Museum of Comedy is a small wonder in the centre of London, filling the niche that is light entertainment

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September 24, 2017 Reviews

Greenwich Winter Festival Preview

Autumn. Season of mists and mellow fruitfulness. Also the season where we start to worry about what we’re going to

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The Pageant host and his contestants.
August 13, 2017 Reviews

Pageant, London Irish Centre

Pageant is a revival of a musical first performed off-Broadway in 1991, and it’s telling that this drag satire on

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August 7, 2017 Reviews

Skin Deep, Camden Fringe

Covering the story of Erzsébet Báthory, allegedly one of Europe’s most prolific and powerful mass murderers, Skin Deep has an

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