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Heather Agyepong on finding her dream role in School Girls
The actress in Jocelyn Bioh’s School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play shares how the show celebrates dark-skinned Black women while having universal themes.
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Tagged africa, beauty, beauty standards, book tickets, colourism, comedy, ghana, Heather Agyepong, idris elba, interview, london, london theatre, lyric hammersmith, mean girls, play, race, school girls, school girls or the African Mean Girls Play, the power, theatre
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Michael Ball and more on Aspects of Love
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s bed-hopping musical is back – albeit updated for our times. Does it still have the power to shock?
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Tagged andrew lloyd webber, aspects of love, book tickets, broadway, cast, danielle de niese, interview, Jamie Bogyo, jonathan kent, laura pitt-pulford, london, love, love changes everything, lyric theatre, michael ball, musical, nica burns, preview, sex, taboo, telegraph, theatre, west end
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Top theatre to see in London in June
From 42nd Street and The Wizard of Oz to A Strange Loop.
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Tagged 42nd Street, 42nd streetr, a strange loop, book tickets, crazy for you, drama, grease, june, june shows, june theatre, london, london theatre, musical, play, summer, the crucible, theatre, we will rock you
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A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Shakespeare’s Globe
Closer to a hallucinatory nightmare than a romantic romp.
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Tagged a midsummer nights dream, comedy, drama, globe theatre, london, michelle terry, play, review, shakespeare, shakespeares globe, telegraph, theatre
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Brokeback Mountain, Soho Place
Exquisitely delicate theatre that thoroughly breaks your heart.
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Once On This Island, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre
This Caribbean trip vacillates between vibrant fairy tale and grim warning.
How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying, Southwark Playhouse
A fun, inclusive take on a flawed satire.
Guide to The Time Traveller’s Wife musical in the West End
Audrey Niffenegger’s hit novel has already been adapted for screen – now, it comes to the stage.
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Tagged adaptation, apollo theatre, audry niffenegger, dave stewart, david hunter, eric bana, film, joanna woodward, joss stone, lauren gunderson, london, musical, rachel mcadams, rose leslie, Steven Moffat, the time travelers wife, the time travellers wife, the time travellers wife musical, theatre, theo james, tv, west end
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Meet The Wizard of Oz West End cast
Ashley Banjo, Jason Manford, Gary Wilmot, Dianne Pilkington and more will all go over the rainbow.
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