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- Richard Cotter
McGuffin Park is a playful, joyous show, foaming like a wave beneath our knees, given tender breeze by a quintet of players that deliver highly energetic ease.
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- Richard Cotter
The emotional conflicts are well defined, the shifts and changes deftly controlled, however the pace of this production is glacial. Yet it elevates what could be termed a museum piece into a genuine theatrical experience.
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Culturally specific yet universal, set in the past but still so pertinent, Yentl is the story of a girl who laps up facts and theories like a thirsty horse at a stream
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Crude, rude, kinky and slinky, La Clique combines vulgar vaudeville, bizarre burlesque and exquisite circus.
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- Emily Shaddick
Sometimes, in an age where technology floods us with content, storytelling can feel like a lost art. Yet Waru reminds us that it is an integral part of the human experience.
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- Richard Cotter
There’s something in the Eyre at Genesian Theatre Company’s swansong production at their Kent Street space.
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- Emily Shaddick
Flying Fruit Fly Circus presents Big Sky. A wonderful exploration of physical ability from a team of dedicated young people. This show is a playful and inspiring piece for people of all ages.
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