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Theatre review: The Two Character Play

Why was Tennessee Williams judged differently from his peers?

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Theatre review: The Two Character Play

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Theatre review: Reasons You Should (n’t) Love Me

John Nathan is impressed by Amy Trigg's fizzing one woman show

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June 3, 2021 10:28

Theatre review: Reasons You Should (n’t) Love Me

Theatre review: Cruise

A vivid picture of Soho in the grips of a deadly disease

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May 28, 2021 09:26

Theatre review: Cruise

Theatre review: Flight

A show about refugees which uses tiny hand-made figures is an eye-opener

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May 20, 2021 14:15

Flight Vox Motus / Candice Edmunds / Jamie Harrison / Oliver Emanuel / Caroline Brothers World Premiere Two young orphaned brothers embark on a desperate odyssey to freedom and safety. With their small inheritance stitched into their clothes, they set off on an epic journey across Europe, in a heart-wrenching road story of terror, hope and survival. Renowned Scottish theatre company Vox Motus adapts Caroline Brothers 2012 novel Hinterland, in a magical experience that combines unsettling themes with spellbinding images. Flight brings you up close and intimate to this heartbreaking story in a unique, deeply individual experience. Seated in your own personal booth, you will watch the action unfold on images and models slowly moving in front of you, with speech and music conveyed through your own individual headphones. Mixing graphic novel with exquisite diorama, Flight draws you into its fragile miniature world and allows you to contemplate its gripping story of two children lost in dangerous lands. 4 -

‘Musical theatre is the highest form of art. It’s dazzling...’

Adam Lenson is banging the drum for musical theatre - and he has strong feelings about the way Jews are represented on stage. John Nathan met a man with a mission.

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May 6, 2021 12:12

Brocket Hall, Hertfordshire, UK. 16.04.2021. Director, Adam Lenson, on the set of THE SORROWS OF SATAN, which is being filmed for streaming at Brockett Hall, Hertfordshire. THE SORROWS OF SATAN, is a musical play by Luke Bateman and Michael Conley, which is streaming from Wednesday 5 - Saturday 8 May, 2021, then on-demand Sunday 9 - Monday 31 May, 2021 Photograph © Jane Hobson.

Theatre review: A Winter’s Tale

Shakespeare prompts contemporary questions for John Nathan

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April 30, 2021 14:54

Theatre review: A Winter’s Tale

Theatre review: Romeo and Juliet

The National Theatre's filmed production of is so good, that it is difficult to imagine it would be better as a live performance

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April 16, 2021 10:53

Theatre review: Romeo and Juliet

Theatre review: The Band Plays On

A show that celebrates the steel city's music and people is worth watching

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March 21, 2021 17:17

Theatre review: The Band Plays On

Theatre Review: Two shows about love

Will theatre post-lockdown be changed forever?

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March 5, 2021 12:22

Theatre Review: Two shows about love

Theatre review: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice

This new musical is fun, but needs work, says John Nathan

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February 26, 2021 13:04

The Sorcerer's Apprentice. Southwalk Playhouse. CREDIT Geraint Lewis