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  The Pirate Project

  ★★★★★

  Coming as part of Outlaws, a series of thematically linked plays conducted at the Ovalhouse...

  David Houston 18th May 2012
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  The King’s Speech

  ★★★★★

  After a successful run at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre in Guildford, the majesty of The...

  Katherine Lloyd 23rd April 2012
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  Sweeney Todd at the Adelphi Theatre

  The last time Michael Ball was in a West End stage musical, he was wearing...

  Fiona Keating 26th March 2012
• The City Will Crumble at the Courtyard: A chance to see thought-provoking dance | Dance review

  It’s fair to say that an evening of interpretative dance might be a thing of joy for hardcore theatre-goers only. Many people prefer to consume it in snippets, as an accompaniment to a pop track in a video, or as part of a musical. As such, sitting through an hour of dance...

  Mark Worgan 8th March 2012
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  The Summer House at the Gate Theatre

  The stag night, an evening of booze fuelled alpha male antics, punch-ups...

  Anita Bruce-Mills 6th March 2012
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  Thirsty: Remember those drunken nights?

  Unconventional, hysterical, yet oddly poignant, Thirsty has it all....

  Katherine Alexander 3rd February 2012
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  House of Burlesque raises the January temperature with idol competition

  Think of things you’d want to be doing...

  Mark Worgan 31st January 2012
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  Declare your love with Love Letters Straight From Your Heart

  Surprise your beloved one before Valentine’s Day...

  Katherine Alexander 26th January 2012
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  Journey along timeless emotions: Kafka v Kafka

  Notoriously difficult to read, Franz Kafka’s works contain...

  Mark Worgan 20th January 2012
• Free until Famous: Lewis Schaffer’s never-ending comedy show in Soho | Live review

  Every Tuesday and Wednesday in Soho, American comedian Lewis Schaffer is Free until Famous. With over 250 performances, this is London’s longest-running solo comedy show, which started in October 2008. The hosting venue – the soft-lit and cosy basement of The Source Below – can fit in about 25 people and has its...

  Francesca Cacciarru 17th January 2012
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