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![Tony! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera] ***](https://redbuslondinium.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/pxl_20230507_173655129.mp_.jpg?w=1024)
Authored by Harry Hill and Steve Brown, Tony! is a noisy musical look back at the Blair era. For those who lived through the era, it is a rousing (perhaps nostalgic) piece of fun. Younger members of the audience did find some elements hard to follow, this is really a piece for those who lived…
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Review: The play “Blanket Ban” explores abortion rights in Malta, blending personal testimonies but suffers from excessive narrative complexity.
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While I might have been too embarrassed to name the show at the Box Office once my tickets were in hand, this show was well worth it. Disability-led theatre company FlawBored have produced an irreverent, exposing and hilarious exploration of the complexities of being inclusive. As a teacher, I recognised some of the dilemmas. If…
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Review: The musical “Berlusconi” offers an energetic yet confusing experience, drawing comparisons to “Evita” and “Jerry Springer the Opera.”
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Olaudah Equiano should be a household name, so it is fantastic that, in this play, Giles Terera brings his pivotal story to a wider audience. The deaths on the Zong are a story so important and disgraceful that that story should be heard, too. In this play, Equiano’s own words ring down the ages as…
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Review: The play “Black Superhero” effectively explores friendship, confusion, and self-destruction, enhanced by strong performances and creative staging.
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Review: Ain’t Too Proud combines exceptional songs and choreography with a profound story, exploring the Temptations’ legacy and civil rights issues.
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Review: This captivating family saga explores the rise and fall of Lehman Brothers, featuring impressive performances in creatively staged scenes.
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