Eastern Star,Tara Arts
Review by Oliver Wake In 1988 a failed revolution in Burma (now Myanmar) led to thousands of deaths, lengthy prison
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But It Still Goes On, Finborough Theatre
Review by Oliver Wake The Finborough specialises in producing neglected plays and they don’t get more neglected than this: written
A Passage to India, Park Theatre
Review by Oliver Wake Edwin Morgan Forster published his fifth novel, A Passage to India, in 1924. It was an
Who Put Bella in the Wych Elm?,The Space
Review by Oliver Wake In 1943, the decomposed remains of a seemingly-murdered woman were discovered in a hollow in a
This Restless State, Ovalhouse
Review by Oliver Wake Fuel Theatre’s This Restless State is created and performed by Jesse Fox (with additional recorded voices
The Crystal Egg, The Vaults
Review by Oliver Wake When Charley Wace’s (Des Carney) father dies, drowned in the Thames in mysterious circumstances, he goes
Pluto, The Cockpit Theatre
Guest Review by Oliver Wake Pluto’s premise is ingenious. It dramatises the planet Pluto’s reaction to learning that he has
The Amount of Us, The London Improv Theatre
Guest review by Oliver Wake The Amount of Us from the A Bunch of Chemicals Theatre Company was seen for
Catastrophists, White Bear Theatre
Review by Oliver Wake “The end is nigh … Bring a bottle.” Using money inherited following the convenient death of
