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Category: Science

• Culture Science Theatre

  Copenhagen at the Minerva Theatre Chichester review *****

  Copenhagen Minerva Theatre Chichester, 6th September 2018 Michael Frayn wrote the funniest stage comedy of all time. Noises Off. OK well maybe it is only is the funniest of those comedies that I have seen. And maybe the two productions that I have seen, the NT one from 2000/2001 directed…

  September 18, 2018
• Culture London Science Theatre

  The Phlebotomist at Hampstead Theatre review *****

  The Phlebotomist Hampstead Theatre Downstairs, 2nd May 2018 The Phlebotomist is sold out for the rest of its runs. So you had better hope that it pitches up elsewhere, ideally with the current cast and creatives, for it really is an excellent play. There are three almighty talents on show…

  May 6, 2018
• art Culture Exhibition London London Buildings Photography Science

  Natural Selection exhibition at the Former Newington Library review *****

  Andy Holden and Peter Holden: Natural Selection Artangel at the Former Newington Library, 24th November 2017 This might just be the best exhibition I have seen this year. The Former Newington Library was new to me I confess, and reeks of institutional instruction, which matched the tone of this “installation”…

  November 29, 2017
• Culture London Pop/Rock/Indie Science Theatre

  Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle at Wyndham’s Theatre review ****

  Heisenberg: The Uncertainty Principle Wyndham’s Theatre, 9th November 2017 Everyone’s at it. The “science” play. Science, whether directly through using theory to inform plot, or indirectly, often through the impact of ecological or other catastrophe, has underpinned many of the best new plays I have seen in the last couple…

  November 19, 2017