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- Emily Shaddick
Operation Ouch! will teach you a thing or two about farts, lungs, infectious diseases and drop interesting factoids on your frontal lobe and a live show is always fun.
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- Emily Shaddick
Briefs is glorious, glamourous and grand. Briefs is dirty. Briefs is inappropriate. Briefs is spectacularly salacious, scandalous and saucy.
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- Emily Shaddick
The Funatorium: Mad Hatter’s Tea Party is as mad as the March Hare and puts the Tea in terrific.
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- Jack Teiwes
Ladies in Black is not only bolstered by music and lyrics by Tim Finn, but in some respects its unusual subject matter may very well be its greatest strength, to make it stand out from the crowd.
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- Emily Shaddick
Based on the book written by Cressida Cowell and illustrated by Neal Layton this stage adaptation is charming and watching the book come to life in a dynamic performance was such fun.
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- Richard Cotter
If you are still wondering why these end days of the year are called the silly season, get a festive fresher at the Old Fitz with their Christmas panto, Babes In The Woods.
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- Matt O''Neill
Of the audience gathered for tonight’s performance of Matthew Whittet’s Girl Asleep, the majority found it uproariously amusing. This reviewer, rightly or wrongly, was not counted among that majority’s number.
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