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25 blogs about Theatre.

  1. 2nd from Bottom
    Reviewing the situation... By John Chapman. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Happy 85th, Sir Alan
    Four years ago this production was supposed to happen – the pandemic happened instead. On the occasion of Alan Ayckbourn’s 85th birthday, however, I thought it was high time that I reshared my thoughts about …
    By John Chapman, 50 words
  2. Aleks Sierz - Blog
    Journalist, author, broadcaster and theatre critic. New Writing for the British Stage. 🇬🇧 More info

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    The Legends of Them
    Text of the day: “That’s because they don’t want you to know ’bout your history. Moore Town is where our mother was born. We are of the Maroon people. You can’t know yourself unless you …
    By Aleks Sierz, 73 words
  3. Aleks Sierz - Reviews
    Journalist, author, broadcaster and theatre critic. New Writing for the British Stage. 🇬🇧 More info

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    The Invention of Love, Hampstead Theatre
    Can men really love each other – without the sex? Or, to put it another way, how many different forms of male love can you name? These questions loiter around the edges of Tom Stoppard’s …
    By Aleks Sierz, 1,263 words
  4. All Edinburgh Theatre.com
    Reviews, news and previews edited by Thom Dibdin. By Thom Dibdin, et al. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Support Æ for Xmas!
    Buy your Xmas ticket gifts through our links Here’s a big thank-you and Merry Christmas to all our readers and all the theatre folk in Edinburgh whose work makes our own work worth while. We …
    By Thom Dibdin, 1,005 words
  5. The Ballet Star Galactica
    Aka That Ballerina Act. A blog about the performer life. Cabaret turn, author, classical bass-baritone. By Iestyn Edwards. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Where do Babies Come From? How we Learn about Sex...Book Just Launched on Amazon Kindle
    Click to buy the book'My spoken material is about the facts of life,' I was explaining to the Mother Superior. 'I've been asking people what they were told, how they were told it and did …
    By Iestyn Edwards, 328 words
  6. Breaking The Fourth Wall
    Michael Davis' thoughts on theatre and the Arts. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Make Good: The Post Office Scandal, Midlands Arts Centre – Review
    While the original ‘story’ has been in the headlines for some time, the Horizon Post Office Scandal caught the public’s imagination following the televised drama on British TV (Mr Bates vs The Post Office) in …
    By Michael Davis, 1,003 words
  7. The Circus Diaries
    Circus Thoughts From Circus People. By Katharine Kavanagh, et al. 🇬🇧 More info

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    ‘Water for Elephants’, book by Rick Elice, Music and Lyrics by PigPen Theatre Co, Directed by Jessica Stone
    Review from: Imperial Theatre, New York; 8th October 2024 Based on Sara Gruen’s novel of the same name, the musical[…] The post ‘Water for Elephants’, book by Rick Elice, Music and Lyrics by PigPen Theatre …
    By Stav Meishar, 64 words
  8. Cultural Capital
    Theatre, arts and events in London. By Maryam Philpott. 🇬🇧 More info

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    2024 Theatre in Review: Female Political Narratives and Male Vulnerability
    At this time of year, everyone is looking backwards, a chance to review some of the most significant productions and singular performances of 2024. So as the ‘Top 10s’ and ‘Best Ofs’ arrive there is …
    By Maryam Philpott, 66 words
  9. The Family Stage
    For PLAYful families: News and reviews of theatrical things for every age. 🇬🇧 More info

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    REVIEW: Sleeping Beauty (Broadway Theatre, Catford)
    Our second panto of the season saw us tick off a new venue, with a trip to Catford’s Broadway Theatre. Panto legend, Susie McKenna returns to write and direct the festive production for a second …
    By The Family Stage, 516 words
  10. Glasgow Theatre Blog
    The best place for news, interviews and reviews of theatre in Glasgow and beyond. By Lauren Humphreys. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Rumplestiltskin – Platform, Easterhouse
    A tale for those who have never fitted in, for those who’ve never found their tribe, a tale of the consequences of the choices we make. Lewis Heatherington could never be accused of lacking ambition, …
    By glasgowtheatreblog, 422 words
  11. Kris Hallett - life as theatre
    Director, Teacher, Writer. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Top Shows of 2024
    2024 was the year in which Bristol Old Vic continued to make new writing the heart of its programming, Welsh National Opera dazzled yet lost its South West berth, the Tobacco Factory slowly started to …
    By kristopherhallett, 341 words
  12. LouReviews
    London theatre - films, books, digital shows worldwide. By Louise Penn. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Digital review: #CAPITAL (Tête à Tête Festival)
    The Tête à Tête festival is now in its seventeenth year, offering a wide programme of short operas each year both live and in digital format. #CAPITAL is an example of what can be achieved …
    By Louise Penn, 75 words
  13. Man in Chair
    Music Theatre, Opera, Ballet and Play Reviews. By Simon Parris. 🇦🇺 More info

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    Dear Evan Hansen review [Melbourne]
    Even when the dark comes crashing through When you need a friend to carry you And when you’re broken on the ground You will be found “Worth the wait” is a cliché but very relevant …
    By Simon Parris, 960 words
  14. Mind the blog
    Here you’ll find reviews and features on theatre, concerts, albums, and anything else that’s even tenuously related. By Debbie. 🇬🇧 More info

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    The Bad Place 2024
    I’m back to The Bad Place. When I initially came to my end-of-year posts, I didn’t think there was enough to fill this one up – but then I realised I’d just been blanking things …
    By Debbie, 820 words
  15. Musical Theatre Review
    Onstage. Backstage. Worldwide. 🇬🇧 More info

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    The Jolly Christmas Postman – Royal & Derngate, Northampton
    Picture: Robert Day The Jolly Christmas Postman continues at Royal & Derngate (Royal Theatre) until 31 December 2024. Star rating: four stars ★ ★ ★ ★ ✩ Based on the festive children’s book of the …
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  16. News, reviews and opinion from the cheapest seat
    By Shanine Salmon. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Giant, Royal Court Theatre (Preview)
    In 1983 Roald Dahl reviewed Tony Clifton’s picture book God Cried about the 1982 Lebanon War. In the review Dahl says of the Israelis “Never before in the history of man has a race of …
    By Shanine Salmon, 471 words
  17. Partially Obstructed View
    Writing down what I think about theatre I've seen in That London, whether I've been asked to or not. By Nick. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Theatre review: The Invention of Love
    Crazy to think Tom Stoppard has spent an entire career writing plays about human beings, despite all the evidence suggesting he's never met one. In fact despite having enjoyed some of his work it may …
    By nick730, 774 words
  18. The Play's The Thing UK
    British Theatre & Performance Criticism. By Laura Kressly. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Death and the Cat, Drayton Arms Theatre
    by Diana Miranda Death and The Cat, directed by Penny Gkritzapi, explores life’s ultimate and inevitable outcome – death – wrapped with absurdist humour and a surprising amount of heart. Robert Emlyn Slater’s debut play …
    By laurakressly, 530 words
  19. Rev Stan's theatre blog
    Reviews, views and interviews by a theatre fan. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Review: Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Almeida Theatre - agency and impotence in this nasty family drama
    Seeing Cat On A Hot Tin roof a couple of weeks after The Little Foxes at the Young Vic Theatre, I couldn't help but draw some parallels. Both are period pieces that feature misogyny and …
    By Rev Stan, 68 words
  20. Rewrite This Story
    For all your musical theatre needs including news, reviews and interviews straight from the West End and Broadway! By Olivia Mitchell. 🇬🇧 More info

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    Everything You Could Ask For in a Panto: Sleeping Beauty at the New Victoria Theatre REVIEW
    Sleeping Beauty (Pantomime) New Victoria Theatre The New Victoria Theatre’s Sleeping Beauty was a beautifully crafted production with amazing scenery, atmospheric lighting and flamboyant costumes; it was everything you want a panto to be. From …
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