Review: DISCO PIGS, Alphabetti Theatre
Enda Walsh’s abrasive, poetic two-hander, Disco Pigs is a bullet-train ride of extremes.
Bryony Rae Taylor
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Artists chat about this year's YOUNG, GIFTED AND BLACK season at Theatre Peckham, a celebration of people from the African Diaspora.
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For the fourth year, Theatre Peckham presents its Young, Gifted & Black season, an annual event which celebrates people from the African diaspora over five weeks.
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