184 results found, showing 21–40
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Katy Bennett discusses bringing to life this story of determination, faith and love in the face of adversity with director Charlotte Husnjak
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A fun, entertaining showcase of McDonagh’s signature gallows humour, but dark comedy needs to be darker 3 stars
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This refreshing response to the Cambridge comedy scene has a polished feel, but still relies on formulaic jokes and occasionally misses the mark 3.5 stars
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Absurd humour and carefully calculated comedy combine in this production to create something beautifully ridiculous 4 stars
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This fast-paced sketch show is a triumph of creativity, energy, and ingenuity. – 4.5 stars
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A ‘sepia-soaked account of a friendship,’ this play has a ‘universal appeal’ but doesn’t quite hit the mark in some areas – 3.5 stars
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The Dorian Chamber Orchestra’s latest production is a beautiful showcase of talent, musical sensitivity and vocal power 5 stars
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Gilbert and Sullivan Society’s The Mikado was ‘an exquisite feast for the eyes and ears’ 4 stars
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The ADC production of part one of this Pulitzer Prize winning drama is technically impressive, made gripping by an outstanding cast 4.5 stars
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This sci-fi drama does not live up to the potential indicated by its subject matter, despite some good performances
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A compelling reproduction of one of Puccini’s lesser-known works by theTrinity College Music Society 4 stars
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4 stars The Footlights’ first ever stand up showcase is a tour de force of risky rib-ticklers, comic control and honest homour
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This spoof panel show suffers from lack of cohesion in its cast 2.5 stars
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This theatrical production of Woolf’s Classic captures the charm of the novel, but feels a little over-dramatised at times
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A charmingly self-obsessed performance about an eccentric agony aunt from Milton Keynes: expect advice, anecdotes and amusement
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If you aren’t already going to She Loves Me this week, you’re missing out on a perfectly formed musical confection that nonetheless has emotional depth 4.5 stars
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This fresh, experimental, and self-aware performance meshes comedy with sincerity to deliver a performance that is at once hilarious, relatable, and memorable.
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A fun and endearing play that’s a little rough around the edges 3.5 stars
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A heart-warming, family tale of grief and gravestones, undermined by a meandering script, is still “resurrected” by brilliant acting 3.5 stars
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Slightly undermined by a lack of confidence, the subtlety of this play and the brilliance of certain actors still leaves a mark 3.5 stars
