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KlangHaus – 800 Breaths, Southbank Centre
KlangHaus is the kind of show that makes you ask, am I really doing everything I can with my loft cavity?
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Mumburger, Old Red Lion Theatre
If a dying wish makes you sick, are you obliged to do it? Mumburger explores how far familial obligation can go.
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Nuclear War, Royal Court Theatre
Simon Stephen’s play is a dark night of the soul for both character and audience alike.
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2 Become 1 ☆☆☆☆☆
Have you ever had a night in with the girls and found yourself singing along to Britney into your hairbrush and dancing on the sofa, pretending to be a girl group from the ’90s? Don’t lie, we all have. Bridget, Titanic, body glitter we miss all of it but 2 Become 1 and Swipe Right Theatre…
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The Kid Stays in the Picture, Royal Court
The fast and self-mythologising life of Hollywood Producer Robert Evans is given its due in Simon McBurney’s mesmerising production.
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a profoundly affectionate, passionate devotion to someone (-noun), Royal Court Theatre
debbie tucker green’s new play is wanting with a captial W.
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Will Power, Theatre N16
Toby Boutall’s story of repressed male emotion is ironically stifled by its inability to speak truth to its audience.
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This Is Not Culturally Significant, Vaults Theatre
Naked Man. Naked Britain? Adam Scott-Rowley’s one man League of Extraordinary Genitals takes a stripped back view. Ed got an eye full.
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Frankenstein – Greenwich Theatre
Celebrating its 200th anniversary this year, Frankenstein continues to be a thought provoking piece exploring the ideas of ambition, the limits of science and the responsibilities of parenthood. Questioning the relationship between God and Mankind, a crazy scientist tests his ability to create life and instead brings a murderous monster into the world. Blackeyed Theatre’s…
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