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‘A piece which will endure’: FOLK – Hampstead Theatre

In Features, London theatre, Opinion, Other Recent Articles, Regional theatre, Reviews, Touring by John Chapman9th July 2022Leave a Comment

Cultural appropriation doesn’t just take place across different nations

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‘It definitely is not your typical or traditional adaptation’: Sasha Frost on starring in Jane Austen’s Persuasion

In Features, Interviews, London theatre, Opinion, Other Recent Articles, Plays by Emma Clarendon6th March 2022Leave a Comment

We chatted to Sasha Frost about starring in the new stage adaptation of Jane Austen’s literary classic Persuasion, now at Kingston’s Rose Theatre before Alexandra Palace and Oxford Playhouse.

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‘A smart story about composition & the appropriation of music’: FOLK – Hampstead Theatre

In London theatre, Opinion, Other Recent Articles, Plays, Reviews by Maryam Philpott9th January 2022Leave a Comment

With its interest in identity, ownership, tradition and the ‘rules’ applied to written rather than oral forms, Nell Leyshon’s play, which aired on Radio 3 in 2021, now earns a fully-staged run.

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‘Stifles as much as illuminates the piece’: OUR COUNTRY’S GOOD – Bristol ★★★

In Opinion, Plays, Regional theatre, Reviews by Kris Hallett28th April 2019Leave a Comment

Our Country’s Good still grips, it would take a very poor production indeed to ruin that, but you can’t help feeling that Anna Girvan hasn’t fully got to grips with this one. Theatre does change lives, but this production is unlikely too.

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FEATURED SHOW: Why are critics & Offies judges so captivated by Sheila Atim in Time Is Love?

In Features, London theatre, Native, Photos, Plays by Featured Content13th January 2019Leave a Comment

Sheila Atim has ‘aced’ another performance and made her musical mark at the Finborough. Reviews are in for her and the European premiere of writer-director Ché Walker’s Time Is Love / Tiempo es Amor, now running at London’s Finborough Theatre til 26 January 2019. We’ve rounded up the highlights. Time to get booking!

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‘It’s hot, hot, hot’: TIME IS LOVE / TIEMPO ES AMORE – Finborough Theatre

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Aleks Sierz7th January 2019Leave a Comment

Welcome back Ché Walker; your verbally dexterous LA story Time Is Love really sings with passion and tragedy.

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NEWS: Camden music and poetry evening for Grenfell Tower

In Concerts, London theatre, News, Plays by Ian Foster20th June 2017Leave a Comment

Camden Stands with Grenfell Tower: An evening of music and poetry in aid of Grenfell Tower Fire Fund.
Hosted by Ché Walker, Friday 23rd June sees a night of music and poetry in honour of the victims of the Grenfell Tower tragedy and to benefit the Grenfell Tower Fire Fund.

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THE FIFTH COLUMN – Southwark Playhouse

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Aleks Sierz2nd April 2016Leave a Comment

Ernest Hemingway’s only play is verbally inert and even this revival can’t disguise the fact that it’s dramatically dead

The post The Fifth Column, Southwark Playhouse appeared first on Aleks Sierz.

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