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BOOK REVIEW: An Odd Sock Story: Rose & Jan Hart, Elvira Grassia,

BOOK REVIEW: An Odd Sock Story: Rose & Jan Hart, Elvira Grassia,

This charming and fun children’s story uses its engaging narrative to respectfully addresses some of the most challenging social issues of today, while its imaginative, vibrant illustrations bring a never-before-seen Sockland to life. An Odd Sock Story as a fun and informative way to help children l

REVIEW: Nell Gwyn: Theatre Royal

REVIEW: Nell Gwyn: Theatre Royal

This was a warm and funny evening’s entertainment and a superb production of this delightful play by the Globe crew. Certainty worth getting out and watching and being inspired and charmed by this reconstruction of restoration theatre and the ground breaking changes wrought by Nell Gwynn and her fel

REVIEW: Rambert: Ghost Dances and others

REVIEW: Rambert: Ghost Dances and others

As usual with the Rambert their superb attention to details coupled with the passion and commitment of these young talented dancers combines to give a gripping evening performances, one which brought the full very excited house to it’s feet and deliver an ovation to this team at the peak of their ga

REVIEW: Gaslight @ Theatre Royal

REVIEW: Gaslight @ Theatre Royal

Tightly written, well-acted and delightfully compact production with a few well timed thrills, Gaslight is a lovely night out and worth trotting along to if you fancy some rather delightful quality writing performed with relish by this safe engaging team . It is 2 hours 25 minutes (including interva

OPERA REVIEW: Rigoletto @ ENO

OPERA REVIEW: Rigoletto @ ENO

A tragic story of jealousy, vengeance and sacrifice, Rigoletto is one of Verdi’s most popular operas. Jonathan Miller’s much-loved ‘Mafia’ production makes a welcome return to the ENO stage, relocating the action to New York’s Little Italy in the 1950s with a tightly cut ‘ Mad men’ swagger to the co

BOOK REVIEW: Upstream: Mary Oliver

BOOK REVIEW: Upstream: Mary Oliver

Upstream follows Oliver as she contemplates the pleasure of artistic labour, her boundless curiosity for the flora and fauna that surround her, and the responsibility she has inherited from the great thinkers and writers of the past, to live thoughtfully, intelligently, and to observe with passion.

REVIEW: The Shakespeare Revue: Theatre Royal

The Shakespeare Review is more sophisticated than it may appear to be at first glance, but as a charming evening of songs, routine and some music hall style parody it’s an engaging and enjoyable way to spend an evening in the warm velvety comfort of the Theatre Royal.

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