Theatre
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Aug- 2024 -21 August
Brown Women Comedy – Seeing the funny side of Besharam (shame)
Several brown women comedians are performing at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year and doing so as Brown Women Comedy…
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19 August
Spoken word artist Suhaiymah Manzoor-Khan explains how debut play ‘Peanut and Blueberries’ emerged…
Poet, activist and educator presents her first ever drama – and talks to us about its larger themes and we…
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7 August
‘Frankie Goes to Bollywood’ – Razzle dazzle of a show is a super tonic in troubled times…
Clever, astute, entertaining for the aficionado and the newbie, this is likely to leave you with a smile… By Suman…
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Jul- 2024 -19 July
‘The Secret Garden’ – classic children’s story gets beautiful and enchanting stage adaption…
First published in 1911, ‘The Secret Garden’ is a classic children’s novel about the power of forgiveness and healing and…
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16 July
‘A London Lark Rising’ – New walking Tour shows the history of Empire’s roots in dramatic form
Playwright creates characters, conversations and incidents that really took place in London and which had a profound effect on the…
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2 July
‘The Constituent’ – timely drama about the politicians who believe in service and discover difficult voters
Personal reflections on this production at The Old Vic in London by Sudha Bhuchar… JAMES CORDEN’S long awaited return to…
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Jun- 2024 -12 June
‘English’ – Gentle play with fine performances really hits the mark…
How is English perceived by those who study it abroad? US Pulitzer award-winning play by new talent explores this in…
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May- 2024 -28 May
Sonali Bhattacharyya: Sharp political writing about young people makes for entertaining drama…
Award-winning playwright has knack and talent of finding young people stories and giving them centre stage and talks about why…
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18 May
‘Test Match’ – Spicy encounter has us looking back and forwards…
Playwright looks at modern day cricket match to explore colonial legacies… THERE are always risks when trying to mix the…
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10 May
‘Minority Report’– hits a lot of buttons with great set design but central character is distant…
This is a theatrical remake of a famous film based on a short story by Philip K. Dick, written by…
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