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The King and IThe King and I, the 60-year-old Rogers and Hammerstein classic redressed with gorgeous sets and needle sharp choreography, is a sensory treat writes Laurence Green.
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ChessA musical spectacle but one which is dramatically malnourished, Laurence Green reviews Laurence...
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Mood Music"Joe Penhall's play, Mood Music, asks questions of the music industry - specifically how can two...
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TinaA performance of power and finesse brings this biopic of rock icon Tina Turner to life and is a...
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Ruthless! The MusicalRuthless! The Musical treads familiar ground, but while not necessarily one for the family is...
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The Plough and the StarsA cast of fine actors do their best to convey the depths of characterisation in this updated...
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A Spoonful of ShermanA supercalifragilistic musical about prolific Disney Studios songwriters the Sherman brothers...
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The Grinning ManLaurence Green reviews Tom Morris’s production of the macabre new musical, The Grinning Man.
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HamiltonLaurence Green finds Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton profoundly effective and a truly ingenious...
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RoadLaurence Green Reviews John Tiffany’s energetic and excellently adaptation of Jim Cartwright's...
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MosquitoesLaurence Green reviews Lucy Kirkwood’s bold and ambitious tale of sibling rivalry, Mosquitoes.
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SeventeenConfused hormonal teenagers are played by a cast of over 50s actors in Seventeen, but the result...
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The LoraxThe Old Vic's first venture into the family show market then is a weird and wacky play with a...
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