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’An intriguing piece of work’: ALIVE – Online@TheSpaceUK – Season 2 (Online review)

In Online shows, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Louise Penn15th January 2021Leave a Comment

Alive feels a very sensitive exploration of close companionship despite clear differences, and the discussion around “letting go” were starkly presented, slickly directed by Penny Cole.

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‘Whatever your taste, there’s bound to be something to appeal’: Online@TheSpaceUK – Season 2 (Online review)

In Cabaret, Edinburgh Festival, Musicals, Online shows, Opinion, Plays, Regional theatre, Reviews by John Chapman13th January 2021Leave a Comment

A second online season from TheSpace has an eclectic range – even if what I saw was all comedy.

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