Email bkulvichit@gmail.comAbout Ben Kulvichit Ben Kulvichit is a freelance critic and theatremaker based in Bristol. As well as writing for The Stage, he is national reviews editor at Exeunt and keeps a blog, Smaller Temples.
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A polished and high-powered take on Aladdin with lots of local colour
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New take on the classic emphasises its Bristol roots, but lacks peril
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Emma Rice’s adaptation of Dylan Thomas is a sweet, sometimes cloying nostalgia trip
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Extravagant remount of Seiriol Davies’ cult hit musical about the life of a queer Edwardian aristocrat
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Hope and despair tussle for control in this time-hopping climate-crisis play
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Music and circus drive a fairytale given an ecological update
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Nathaniel Parker and Siân Phillips star in deft stagings of a pair of well-made Rattigan one-acts
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Guleraana Mir and afshan d’souza-lodhi’s story of female friendship and coming of age set during Indian Partition is energetic, but lacks substance
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Sensitive production of Matthew López’s chamber play about urban gay life and loneliness
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Exuberant staging by Sally Cookson of Ross Willis’ feel-good drama about 12-year-old Sonny, who struggles to overcome his stammer
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Autobiographical play sacrifices complexity for comprehensibility
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A frank, informative dive into the process of nuclear disarmament and international policy-making
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Underpowered musical play about failed ambitions by Alana Ramsey, Lizzie Stables and Jenny Rainsford
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Comedy theatre company Le Navet Bete – Matt Freeman, Al Dunn and Nick Bunt – bring to this exemplary pantomime both their disciplined slapstick comedy and natural chemistry
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Reimagining by Adam Peck that’s caught awkwardly between Dickensian dourness and Christmas cheer
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