EDINBURGH 2011: BWW Reviews: DORIS DAY CAN F**K OFF, Zoo Southside, Aug 12 2011
Greg McLaren explores language and communication by carrying out his everyday interactions through song.
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Greg McLaren explores language and communication by carrying out his everyday interactions through song.
High-energy comedy piece on the greed behind the financial crisis.
Filthy double entendres? There are plenty of those.
Thom Tuck watches all of the Disney straight-to-DVD movies so you don't have to.
Inspired by Richard Dawkins' book of the same name, a biologist attempts to explain the origins of life within the context of a family's real world trials.
After their success with Another Someone at last year's festival, RashDash return with a new piece which explores the theme of sex, sexiness, and how it all relates to love.
James Sherwood explores what it means to be a good person or a bad person.
A somewhat disturbing Guardian feature in which comedians recreate their favourite childhood photos inspired Shappi Khorsandi's show about how she and her brother took on the world.
Despite his solicitor's damning conclusion, his comedic value is definitely more like than dislike, even with a PowerPoint fail.
Kate Finburg reviews Melvyn Bragg's story of a community's struggle to survive in economically tough times
Clare Maddox applauds Josie Long's political journey.
Clare Maddox assesses a handful of 'Dust'
Clare Maddox gets the post-industrial Doncaster blues
Clare Maddox is moved by Chris Larner's powerful one-man show about his ex-wife's assisted suicide
Gary Naylor sees a typical London night unfold from the perspective of a wise, but damaged, cabbie.
Ruth Deller reviews Richard Wilson's take on Alexi Kaye Campbell's play
Robert Gould reviews Ian Judge's London premiere of Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley's 1965 Broadway musical.
Based on Frank Wedekind's dramatized polemic against the sexually repressive culture of nineteenth century Germany, Spring Awakening - a tale of the sexual awakening of a group of teenagers with a beautiful and highly energised rock score by Duncan Sheik and Steven Sater - earned 8 Tony Awards in 20
Gary Naylor, a cantankerous middle-aged person, watches two cantankerous middle-aged persons.
The latest adaptation of Harold Brighouse's classic hits Sheffield
Pauline McLynn stars in this new production of Samuel Beckett's classic play.
Gary Naylor has Georgia on his mind
Nicolas Clarke reviews Ridiculusmus's new show
Julia Hogg prepares to be thrilled
A review of the latest touring show
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GETTING REKT (The Evening Star) The Union Theatre (9/21-9/24) |
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Ghost House Scarborough Spa Theatre (2/06-2/06) |
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Steeleye Span Victoria Theatre Halifax (10/19-10/19) |
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Calendar Girls The Musical New Wolsey Theatre (9/10-9/26) |
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The Scarlet Pimpernel - Stokenham/ Kingsbridge - theatre period drama Stokenham Village Hall (7/11-10/11) |
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Jasdeep Singh Degun x Claudio Monteverdi: Orpheus Barbican (4/22-4/22) |
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Count Arthur Strong: And It''s Goodnight From Me! Scarborough Spa Theatre (2/26-2/26) |
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Count Arthur Strong - And Its Goodnight From Me! Bristol Beacon (3/19-3/19) |
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Disney''s Muppet Christmas Carol in Concert Southend Cliffs Pavilion (12/05-12/05) |
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Count Arthur Strong - And Its Goodnight From Me! Derby Theatre (5/05-5/05) |