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- Simon Eales
The writing dances neatly around and through the issue, teasing its characters whom are never given an opportunity to sit and act serious, or genuinely assured.
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- David Jobling
The LoveBirds pays homage to the 'Cockettes' a sexually aggressive cult theatrical troupe formed in San Francisco as part of the bohemian psychedelic 1930s.
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- David Jobling
A time will come when he is a household name, or there is no such thing as natural justice.
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- Joanna Bowen
The stage was bursting with talent, the performers feeding of each other’s energy to create the wild atmosphere, reminiscent of a garage performance, that was relaxed and fun while still being masterful.
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- Jane Howard
Here, we are given an assertive and confident production of a piece which fills an essential place in the musical theatre canon. A Chorus Line is the production you would expect to see.
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- Stephen Davenport
It's a pity that Burlesque is a one-off performance. It deserves to be heard by many more lovers of fine music.
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