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- Nicholas Routley
Blackheath is gorgeous in autumn, with the trees making the streets incandescent with every colour from green through yellow, orange, red to crimson. It is no accident that the festival is held at this season.
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- Richard Cotter
Three quarters of a century on, Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire lives through the kindness of stagers.
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- Emily Shaddick
They are consummate professionals and still give us a show that wows and inspires. This is a great family show that everyone will enjoy.
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- Dennis Clements
The work is both very funny and at times confronting. People die in these woods. And they learn that getting what you wish for may not be worth the price you have to pay.
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- Nicholas Routley
Janet Swain's one-woman show Delphi Goes Bassooning is totally charming.
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- Emily Shaddick
Don your crazy outfits, hoist up your garters and get yourself to the Theatre Royal for Rocky Horror Show.
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- Richard Cotter
This is no Brady Bunch, as hard as they may have tried, but the bewildered quartet at the hilarious heart of Maeve Marsden’s debut play, Blessed Union.
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- Richard Cotter
The Mirror reflects a tincture of burlesque, a remnant of the risqué, but nothing offensive.
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