BWW Reviews: HUTCH, A PLAY WITH MUSIC, Riverside Studios, May 17 2013
Gary Naylor sees a fantastic story that, alas, is not fantasy at all.
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Gary Naylor sees a fantastic story that, alas, is not fantasy at all.
Gary Naylor sees a play about writing plays
Gary Naylor sees a hard-hitting play about control and freedom
Gary Naylor sees a funny and poignant exploration of the impact of anorexia nervosa.
Gary Naylor enjoys a varied programme at a theatre festival in rural East Anglia.
The Union Theatre has proved once again how excellent fringe theatre can be, with this superb presentation of a challenging musical.
Gary Naylor sees Immercity's immersive theatrical thriller.
Gary Naylor sees a successful show about an unsuccessful show
Gary Naylor sees a new adaptation of Ibsen's classic.
There are certain things one can expect from any given production of RENT: the Mark will always wear a scarf, the cast will always try to get a bit of a clap-along going in 'Seasons Of Love' and the Benny will do his best with what is a thankless, nothingy role.
Gary Naylor sees a sensational adaptation of Verdi's opera.
Gary Naylor sees a Celtic fan and a Rangers fan locked in a cell, and locked up by their prejudices.
Gary Naylor sees three monologues that recall Alan Bennett's Talking Heads.
Gary Naylor sees Judas, or is it everyone else, on trial.
Gary Naylor sees an updated version of last year's musical comedy crowdpleaser.
Since 2004, there have been several other productions of The Hired Man; all of which have achieved similar resounding success.
Gary Naylor sees a Victorian icon having fun in the unique setting of Hoxton Hall.
Gary Naylor sees a musical that pushes the nostalgia buttons, but doesn't do a lot more.
Sheffield Theatres celebrate their city with a cast of 60 local performers.
The Black Coffee Theatre Company asks you to leave your preconceptions at the door as they place one of Chekhov's most known dramas in the roaring twenties.
Gary Naylor sees a slice of old Naples brought to London.
Gary Naylor sees a musical that is nearly very good indeed.
Gary Naylor sees a glimpse of an imagined present down by the riverside.
You are the target of state security services in this version of Kafka's nightmarish novel in Retz's impressive immersive experience.
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