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Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, Harold Pinter Theatre
Jenna Coleman and Aidan Turner are a charismatic double act in Sam Steiner’s absurdist romcom. Read my full London Theatre review here
See Doctor Who actors in the West End
From Arthur Darvill in Oklahoma! to Jenna Coleman in an Edinburgh fringe hit. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre, TV
Tagged arthur darvill, book tickets, daniel mays, david tennant, doctor who, drama, guys and dolls, Jenna Coleman, john bishop, lemons play, london, london theatre, Mark Gatiss, matt smith, medea, mother goose, musical, Oklahoma, play, sophie okonedo, Steven Moffat, tardis, the doctor, the unfriend, theatre, west end, whovian
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Good, Harold Pinter Theatre
David Tennant is chilling as a professor who drifts into Nazism. Read my full London Theatre review here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged cp taylor, david tennant, doctor who, dominic cooke, drama, good, good the play, harold pinter theatre, holocaust, london, london theatre, nazi germany, play, review, theatre, west end
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A complete guide to Good starring David Tennant
CP Taylor’s powerful political play is being revived in the West End. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged book tickets, cp taylor, david tennant, doctor who, drama, good, good the play, guide, harold pinter theatre, london, london theatre, nazi, play, theatre, west end
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Jodie Whittaker deserved better than Chris Chibnall’s Doctor Who boys’ club
Who will be the new stars of Who? It was announced today that Jodie Whittaker, the first woman to ever play the Doctor, and showrunner Chris Chibnall will step down after next year’s special episodes of the BBC juggernaut. Read my full … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, TV
Tagged bbc, chris chibnall, doctor who, jodie whittaker, telegraph
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Constellations, Vaudeville Theatre
In 2012, playwright Nick Payne dazzled audiences with his fiendishly clever play that merges relationship drama with theories about quantum mechanics, superstrings, and the multiverse. Now it’s back in the West End. Read my full London Theatre review here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged constellations, doctor who, drama, london, nick payne, peter capaldi, play, review, sheila atim, theatre, vaudeville theatre, west end, zoe wanamaker
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The best immersive shows to see in London right now
From a socially distanced outdoor play and a Covid-influenced 1984 to Sherlock, The Great Gatsby and Doctor Who adventures. Read my full London Theatre article here
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged 1984, benedict cumberbatch, best, contact, crooks 1926, doctor who, escape room, immersive, immersive shows, immersive theatre, london, london theatre, musical, play, sherlock, sherlock the official live game, social distancing, the great gatsby, theatre, time fracture
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Treasure Island, National Theatre at Home
Swaggering pirates, X marks the spot, a chattering parrot, “Yo-ho-ho and a bottle of rum”? All present and correct. But Bryony Lavery’s winning 2014 adaptation of Robert Louis Stevenson for the National, directed by Polly Findlay, also features key updates and wonderfully creative ideas, plus … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Theatre
Tagged adaptation, adventure, arthur darvill, children, doctor who, family, jim hawkins, kids, long john silver, national theatre, national theatre at home, nt live, patsy ferran, pirate, play, review, robert louis stevenson, ship, theartsdesk, theatre, treasure island, treasure map, yo ho ho, young audience
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Lungs, Old Vic
With Extinction Rebellion looming large in the capital, it’s canny programming to revive Duncan Macmillan’s 2011 play about a couple debating the merits of having a child – including fears about how introducing another person might impact the planet. The … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, book tickets, broadwayworld, children, claire foy, climate change, doctor who, duncan macmillan, extinction rebellion, global warming, london, lungs, matt smith, matthew warchus, old vic, parent, play, review, the crown, theatre
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