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THE HEARING TRUMPET – The Old Library

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Carole Woddis23rd April 2017Leave a Comment

Surrealism never quite dies. It goes quiet for a while before popping up in times of absurd turmoil and stress to poke fun at and point a delicate, macabre or shocking finger at our absurd and distressed world.

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FAMILIE FLӧZ – Peacock Theatre

In Dance, London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Laura Kressly16th January 2017Leave a Comment

German physical theatre company Teatro Delusio perform a silent comedy accompanied by an array of canonical scores from ballet to opera to a bit of pop. The international show that crosses language barriers through visual tableaus and expressive physicality of character is formed by a series of vignettes starring stock characters.

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Edinburgh Fringe: The Life of Saki

In Edinburgh Festival, Opinion, Regional theatre, Reviews, Scotland by Laura Kressly11th August 2016Leave a Comment

Author Hector Hugh Munro, otherwise known as Saki, is in WWI’s trenches. He and his men been out there for nearly a year, and they are long fed up with life on the front. To entertain his fellow troops, he tells the stories that have already made him a well-known writer.

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