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    White Pearl at the Royal Court Theatre review ***

    White Pearl Royal Court tHeatre, 13th May 2019 White Pearl offers an undeniably intriguing premise for a satire. A Singapore based cosmetics company is pilloried on social media when a racist ad created by a partner is leaked onto a French You Tube account and subsequently goes viral. Cue an…

    May 30, 2019
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    Captain Corelli’s Mandolin at the Rose Kingston review *****

    Captain Corelli’s Mandolin Rose Theatre Kingston, 12th May 2019 WELL F*CK ME. LITERALLY AS I WAS ABOUT TO PUBLISH THIS POST I SEE THAT THE PRODUCTION HAS SECURED A RUN AT THE HAROLD PINTER THEATRE IN JULY AND AUGUST. EXACTLY WHAT I HOPED FOR. YEAH !!!!!!! Never read the book.…

    May 30, 2019
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    Paul Bunyan at Alexandra Park Theatre review ****

    Paul Bunyan Alexandra Park Theatre, 11th May 2019 What was that all about? Benjamin Britten and WH Auden’s “choral operetta” which premiered in 1941 when they were in America, is a fable, structured like a Broadway musical, with an array of musical styles, (though BB’s hand is always clear), sometimes…

    May 29, 2019
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    All My Sons at the Old Vic Theatre review *****

    All My Sons Old Vic Theatre, 10th May 2019 Take Arthur Miller’s most “Greek” and, probably, most moralising play. Wheel in a couple of Hollywood heavyweights (Bill Pullman and Sally Field, Neve before seen on a UK stage). Add a couple of high recognition and talented Brit actors (Jenna Coleman…

    May 28, 2019
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    Out of Water at the Orange Tree Theatre review *****

    Out of Water Orange Tree Theatre, 9th May 2019 The Tourist was much taken with Zoe Cooper’s last play, Jess and Joe Forever, also at the Orange Tree, in 2016. A coming of age story which charted the relationship of Joe, Norfolk born and bred, and Jess, posh and up…

    May 26, 2019
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    Avalanche at the Barbican Theatre review ****

    Avalanche: A Love Story Barbican Theatre, 8th May 2019 Dear Wonderful People Who Make Theatre, Please can you persuade Maxine Peake and Andrew Scott to come together on stage in a naturalistic two hander about a normal couple who have something extraordinary happen to them. Manchester, London or Timbuktu. I…

    May 21, 2019
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    Jude at the Hampstead Theatre review ***

    Jude Hampstead Theatre, 8th May 2019 I am guessing if you are the playwright responsible for The Churchill Play, Epsom Downs, The Romans in Britain, Pravda, Paul, 55 Days and Lawrence After Arabia you can get to write pretty much what you like. Especially if you plainly have a history…

    May 21, 2019
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    Billy Budd at the Royal Opera House review ****

    Billy Budd Royal Opera House, 7th May 2019 The corruption of innocence, the struggle of good vs evil, Christ-like redemption and Pilate-like equivocation, the conflict between natural and legal justice, the outsider’s struggle for acceptance, repressed, scopophiliac, homosexual desire, the rational, scientific world contrasted with the mythic poetry of the…

    May 20, 2019
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    My London theatre recommendations May 2019

    Time to update my London theatre recommendations. The last list from February 2019 turned out pretty well and a fair few from that are still available for selection. Now I know I go on a bit, and offer too many options, so I have taken the wider selection below, considered…

    May 19, 2019
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    Rosmersholm at the Duke of York’s Theatre review *****

    Rosmersholm Duke of York’s Theatre, 6th May 2019 Right finally a review that might conceivably be of some value to my solitary, loyal reader. Not that you should need me to tell you to go and see this. The proper critics and committed theatre bloggers will already have told you…

    May 18, 2019
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