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    The Real Thing

    Tamar Saphra
    The Real Thing is a play written by Tom Stoppard; an intellectual genius and one who, unfortunately, seems to have difficulties writing about love and marriage. We see the device of a play-within-a-play...
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    The Flying Dutchman

    Philip Lawton
    From the instant the auditorium blacks out and the rolling and swelling overture begins, to the final moments of Senta, rejected, sacrificing herself to redeem the cursed Dutchman, Ed Gardner keeps...
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    Buckle Up

    Josephine Warder
    "Please take your seats and prepare for take-off" we were told upon arrival, greeted at the door by a sweet young boy dressed in typical air steward get-up. This was the first character we...
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    Snow White (Blanche-Neige)

    Rivka Jacobson
    The title conjures some childhood memories. Angelin Preljocaj’s interpretation of the Grimm Brothers’ 1812 fairy tale is an adult take. In Prelijocaj’s words, it is about a psychological...
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    Chair

    Christopher Lawson
    Originally a radio drama broadcast on the BBC in 2000, Chair takes itself and its 2077 setting to the Lyric Studio directed by the playwright himself. The plays arrival is marked with Alice (Tanya Moodie)...
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    Mother Adam

    Katy Darby
    ..it really is funny, gripping, and poignant too: a triumph for writer Charles Dyer, 84 and still going strong. Granted, not a lot happens, plotwise, in this play, but that's not the point – and besides, with characters as complex, credible and compelli
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    The Queen of the North

    Clare Murray
    Ron Rose’s The Queen of the North aims to draw the audience into a dynamic akin to that of sitting down for a brew with the legendary Pat Phoenix and hearing her recount her turbulent life story....
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    A Slow Air

    Sandra Lawson
    David Harrower’s latest play, A Slow Air, enjoyed success in Glasgow and Edinburgh before transferring to the United States. It now returns to the Tricycle in Kilburn, a small theatre that is...
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    Macbeth

    Aleksandra Sakowska
    Macbeth is characterised by gross violence that rivals Titus Andronicus. The main protagonist in the quest for power kills indiscriminately: his king, friends, their families, women and children. All...
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    The Tempest

    Urvashi Vashist
    It is, thankfully, not raining through Nasir Uddin Yousuf’s The Tempest (translated into Bangla by Rubayet Chowdhury Ahmed, who also plays Gonzalo) on the 8th of May. Some productions are so entrancing...
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