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‘Truly lifts a mirror up to pandemic life’: BARD IN THE YARD – Park Hill Park, Croydon

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews, Touring by Laura Kressly17th July 2020Leave a Comment

If you can afford your own private performance, Bard in the Yard is a wonderful, gentle re-introduction to live theatre and a reminder of why we love it so much.

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‘Worthy & fun’: WILL – Rose Playhouse

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Shanine Salmon11th April 2018Leave a Comment

With two performances in the original French, which will feature the playwright in an acting role, together with the English ones still to come before the play ends its run on 21 April, Will is that rare gem, a play which is both worthy and fun.

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‘Shakespeare in a different light’: WILL – Rose Playhouse ★★★

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Scatter of Opinion5th April 2018Leave a Comment

Discover Shakespeare in a different light via Will at the Rose Playhouse, illuminated on stage rather than in the pages of his plays and poems.

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‘Just a few fragments to really grab onto’: WILL – Rose Playhouse ★★

In London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Debbie Gilpin3rd April 2018Leave a Comment

Will is a very busy production, crammed with anachronisms and too many competing ideas – something of a work-in-progress.

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‘Nice but not groundbreaking’: WILL – Rose Playhouse

In Dance, London theatre, Opinion, Plays, Reviews by Laura Kressly31st March 2018Leave a Comment

There are numerous nice ideas in the script for Will at the Rose Playhouse, but the resulting effect is just that – nice. Nothing here is groundbreaking or fully developed and the anomalous mix of styles indicates a lack of focus and precision in both the script and direction.

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