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Nora Belgrade, Coventry
Theatre Ibsen’s Nora Helmer is a woman up against it.
Night of January 16th White Bear, London
Theatre There’s much to like in Jane Moriarty’s dastardly production of Ayn Rand’s melodramatic courtroom saga, Night of January 16th.
Missing Tristan Bates, London
Theatre Posters paper the walls, tapes lie scattered about and boardgames nestle beneath the bed in Luke and Andy’s bedroom.
The Changeling Young Vic, London
Theatre An air of lunacy permeates Middleton and Rowley’s play.
Outward Bound Finborough, London
Theatre Sutton Vane’s 1923 play Outward Bound throws together an awkward mix of social types on a ship, where the confined space quickly activates every sort of snobbery, with often hilarious results.
East 15 Three Year BA Acting Course Graduate Showcase Duke of York’s, London
Student Showcase East 15 Acting School enjoy raising the bar on their student showcases, not least in terms of content and this year’s BA acting course is no exception.
Dream Hunter Wilton’s Music Hall, London
Opera An established and respected English composer, Nicola LeFanu has six previous operas to her name.
Without Warning The Old Vic Tunnels
Dance For an essay in disorientation, the vaulted labyrinth of The Old Vic Tunnels could hardly be a better choice of venue.
The Pitchfork Disney Arcola, London
Theatre Philip Ridley’s debut play, originally staged at the Bush in 1991 and now revived for the first time in London, is the stuff of legend.
Fly Me to the Moon Grand Opera House, Belfast
Theatre When it comes to dramatising the real life situations of hard-pressed, working class Belfast women, no writer has a surer touch than Marie Jones.
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