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- Briony Kidd
Filth wants to shock. Full of visceral excess, it deals at length with the irritations of the flesh: scratching eczema, farting, belching, masturbating, eating voraciously, snorting drugs
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- Briony Kidd
It’s a lot of fun, with much teasing, laughter and, yes, plenty of stuff exploding.
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- Briony Kidd
In this one-hour cabaret show ‘transcontinental lovebirds’ Mikelangelo and Undine Francesca regale the audience with tales of their time spent in honeymoon suites around the world, reflecting on the story of their own courtship in the process.
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- Briony Kidd
The Madness of King Lear is essentially King Lear recast as a three-hander, taking place entirely in Lear and Cordelia’s prison cell
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- Briony Kidd
In a sense, Mate is more about dogs than it is about people - what we can learn from them, what they know that we don’t, and what wonderful creatures they really are
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- Richard Bladel
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After a trying 5 day lockdown it was a relief to be among the few who could revel in the sublimely silly A-Z of Dance.
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