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‘A truly affecting and effectual performance’: HAMLET — Young Vic

In London theatre, Opinion, Other Recent Articles, Plays, Reviews by Ian Foster5th October 2021Leave a Comment

Cush Jumbo is excellent, and there’s a great Ophelia, but do we really need another Hamlet? Three hours plus at the Young Vic will soon tell you

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‘A compelling production of a flawed play’: KING HEDLEY II – Theatre Royal Stratford East

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Ian Foster29th May 2019Leave a Comment

August Wilson’s King Hedley II is something of a flawed play but it receives a strong production from Nadia Fall at Theatre Royal Stratford East.

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‘Extraordinary study of belief’: OUR LADY OF KIBEHO – Northampton

In Opinion, Plays, Regional theatre, Reviews by Not Exactly Billington22nd January 2019Leave a Comment

Katori Hall teams up once again with director James Dacre to present the extraordinary Our Lady of Kibeho, a study on belief that is at once universal and deeply personal, while also scrutinising the communal seeds of warfare.

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