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- Richard Cotter
In Emily Sheehan’s Frame Narrative, the act and the art of creation is examined, from conception to manipulation.
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- Dennis Clements
It might have been inspired by Shakespeare, but don’t expect high art here. However, do expect to be thoroughly entertained.
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- Richard Cotter
Rob Drummond’s play, Grain in the Blood, is rooted in the melodrama of sacrifice.
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- Emily Shaddick
If you went looking for a show that only glittered then you are out of luck because Briefs always cuts deeper than that.
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- Richard Cotter
The very title of the play is pronounced numerous times in its many meanings: A swelling of the heart – emotion, a swelling of the brain – neurological.
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Tiny Beautiful Things helps remind us of the tiny, beautiful things that surround us, even when we are sometimes swamped by big, ugly concepts.
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- Richard Cotter
Fleetwood Mac meets Shakespeare in writer director David Allen’s Mad For You.
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- Richard Cotter
Semiotics, semantics, and solipsism sway and slither through the piece, so fear Sophia if you want a cosy cardigan and slippers night out at the theatre.
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