Theatre
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Apr- 2022 -9 April
‘Jungle Book Reimagined’ (review) – Akram Khan’s dance drama has classic and seasonal special written all over it…
It might only be April and just about to close on its week-long run at The Curve in Leicester but…
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1 April
‘Jungle Book: Reimagined’ Akram Khan’s latest work sounds thrilling and is aimed at children and adults alike…
Dance impresario who is an icon has returned to an old classic and given it his unique stamp… By Mamie…
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Mar- 2022 -2 March
Bird Bites: Ravi Shankar 100, ‘Ali & Ava’, cast for Gandhi-Godse play; UK Asian Film Festival Beatles screening; Ayahs blue plaque; artists & models needed…
By Mamie Colfox Celebrating 100 years of Ravi Shankar this week… Ravi Shankar DEDICATED to the musician known as ‘the…
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Feb- 2022 -21 February
‘Two Billion Beats’ – bullying, justice, fairness and sisters hanging it all out… (play review)
New play by award-winning playwright Sonali Bhattacharyya is well performed and thoughtful… HEARING how two great Indian leaders of the…
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19 February
‘Eng-er-land’ – one woman football play has kick and verve… (play review)
For many boys, it’s a rite of passage but with girls, following a fotball team is not as welcoming as…
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11 February
‘A Number’ – Caryl Churchill play has great performances from Lennie James and Paapa Essiedu and is stimulating…
This is the first time that two stars from the global majority are performing Caryl Churchill’s play, ‘A Number’, which…
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8 February
Get rid of ‘Chinese New Year’ term and more nuance needed around idea of home, say South East Asian and East Asian creatives
Salon group Moongate Mix returned this year with a discussion about the Lunar New Year or Spring Festival and what…
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1 February
‘Two Billion Beats’: Growing pains of teenage sisters battling to survive – writer Sonali Bhattacharyya talks about her new play…
Award-winning playwright tackles Islamophobia, marginalisation, and unequal treatment in a play that brings girls’ sense of identity and belonging centre…
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Jan- 2022 -13 January
‘Life of Pi’: Writer Lolita Chakrabarti finding solace in the fundamentals of life with Piscine Patel…
Have we not all been ‘shipwrecked’ emotionally to some degree by the pandemic? Is our situation not too different to…
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13 January
‘Life of Pi’: Visually satisfying and emotionally charged play makes for a brilliant show (review)
By Mamie Colfox WRITER Lolita Chakrabarti’s captivating adaptation of ‘Life of Pi’ tells the story of Piscine Patel, better known…
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