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John Leguizamo’s Ghetto Klown – Charing Cross Theatre, London

Writer: John Leguizamo Director: Fisher Stevens Reviewer: Leon Paul The Public Reviews Rating: ★★★★★ John Leguizamo is truly a force to be reckoned with. His stagecraft, theatrical daring & expertise are evident from the moment he appears onstage gyrating like James Brown to Sex Machine.  There’s nothing mechanical about the performance though, it’s utterly fluid, honest & expressive. Leguizamo [...]

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Under A Foreign Sky – Unicorn Theatre, London

Writer: Paula B. Stanic Director: Natalie Wilson Reviewer: Deborah Klayman The Public Reviews Rating: ★★★★☆ A new play by Paula B. Stanic, Theatre Centre’s Under A Foreign Sky is thought-provoking, engaging and relevant. Set in present day London, with immigration at the forefront of most people’s minds, the piece introduces a variety of characters from both the UK [...]

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Full Circle – Oxford Playhouse

Reviewer: Mary Tapper The Public Reviews Rating: ★★★★½ Helen and Douglas house is a special place: the world’s first hospice for children and young people, set up in 1982 in Oxford, full of laughter and fun. It is therefore apt that they should provide us with such a night filled with laughter as a fundraiser at Oxford Playhouse. Full [...]

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The Last Days of Judas Iscariot – Bridewell Theatre, London

Writer: Stephen Adly Guirgis Director: Zoe Thomas Webb Reviewer: Deborah Klayman The Public Reviews Rating: ★★★★☆ Presented by the The Bridewell Theatre’s resident company, SEDOS, this new version of Stephen Adly Guirgis’ 2004 play The Last Days of Judas Iscariot is incisive, hilarious and deeply moving. Set in a courtroom in purgatory, Judas’ eternal damnation is challenged by [...]

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One Man, Two Guvnors – Aylesbury Waterside Theatre

Writer: Richard Bean Director: Nicholas Hytner Reviewer: Mary Tapper The Public Reviews Rating: ★★★★★ One Man, Two Guvnors is a real treat, currently touring from the National Theatre and it certainly lives up to all expectations! It stars James Corden as Francis Henshall, a poor hungry soul, recently sacked from a skiffle band and now working as Roscoe Crabbe’s [...]

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All The Fun Of The Fair – Richmond Theatre

Music & Lyrics: David Essex Writer: Jon Conway Director: Nikolai Foster Reviewer: Deborah Klayman The Public Reviews Rating: ★★★☆☆ There are currently a number of musicals that are based around the hits of a band or singer – many of which are currently in the West End – and if one is successful then it stands to reason [...]

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INTERVIEW: Idina Menzel

Whatever type of music or theatre you’re into, chances are you’ve heard Idina Menzel’s voice. She was part of the Broadway revolution that was Rent in 1996, was the first to immerse herself in green make-up and iconic Stephen Schwartz melodies in global hit Wicked, and more recently joined the talented and charming misfits of [...]

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INTERVIEW:Ten Minutes with Alice Coulthard

Alice Coulthard is best known to television audiences for the role of Maisie Wylde in Emmerdale, but since leaving the Yorkshire Dales she has landed herself the lead role in Keeler, a new play by Gill Adams that delves into the heart of the Profumo Affair. She took some time out to chat to Catherine [...]

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