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Epic. Dreamlike. Nightmarish. Disturbing. Confronting. Thrilling. Biblical. Poetic. Perfect theatre. Go see it.
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About 30 years ago Willy Russell wrote a small scale musical, one that went on to become one of the longest running on the West End. Blood Brothers may have been small in scale, but its themes were as epic as any Greek tragedy.
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Celebrating Victorian Opera's 10th anniversary year, and completing their Sondheim trilogy, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, A Musical Thriller (whew!), is a welcome addition to the list.
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TBC Theatre takes on Irish writer Mark O’Rowe’s gritty play, Made in China, a story about three men caught up in violence, manipulation and one-upmanship.
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It is ten years since Casey Bennetto first wrote Keating! Since its humble beginnings it has grown to become a crowd favourite and is still winning over new audiences today.
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Some wags might think The Canterbury Tales is the arse end of a Bulldog, but a production bearing that name currently being presented at New Theatre is rather a bowdlerized version of Chaucer's capering collection of bawdy social commentary.
