BWW Review: EXPRESS G&S, Pleasance Theatre
Hop on the Express G&S and see a detective solve a mystery with the help of some of Gilbert and Sullivan's greatest hits.
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Knowing me, knowing you, it does exactly what you'll expect!
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He's funny and sad, accessible but deep, Russian but universal - it's time to check out Chekhov.
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We're tight close-up on a pair of eyes that become many pairs of eyes as single, spat out verbs tell us the emotions such eyes transmit.
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Even the introduction of the excellent Naomie Harris can do little to rescue a show that makes you look forward to global warming.
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A very different world (and a very different BBC) emerges from that most impenetrable of dark places - the recent past.
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We spend 12 hours at an island's pagan festival where all is not as it seems.
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BWW Review: UNDONE, Amazon Prime
Undone is an extraordinary examination of what it feels like to live in a world that appears more layered than linear, the past poking into the present so often that the boundaries soon cease to have any real meaning.
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