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Message in a Bottle, Sadler’s Wells
A penetrating theatrical response to the global refugee crisis might not seem like obvious terrain for ZooNation founder Kate Prince, creator of the exuberant hip-hop shows Into the Hoods and Some Like It Hip Hop – still less one soundtracked … Continue reading →
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Tagged dance, dance theatre, dancing times, hip hop, kate prince, message in a bottle, peacock theatre, refugee, review, sadlers wells, sting, the police, zoonation
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The Visit leads February’s Top 10 new London shows
From a new Tony Kushner adaptation to an epic musical and Shakespeare sitcom. Read my full BroadwayWorld article here
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Tagged a doll's house, be more chill, best, book tickets, broadwayworld, Bryan Adams, caryl churchill, cheap tickets, dance, danny mac, david mitchell, dominion theatre, donmar warehouse, far away, february, gielgud theatre, globe, hip hop, hugo weaving, interview, jason robert brown, jessica hynes, kate prince, lesley manville, london, love, message in a bottle, musical, national theatre, new, nora, peacock theatre, piccadilly theatre, play, pretty woman, romance, sam wanamaker playhouse, shakespeare, southwark playhouse, stephen schwartz, sting, tara fitzgerald, the last five years, the other palace, the prince of egypt, the visit, theatre, ticket deal, todaytix, tony kushner, top 10, upstart crow, valentines day, video, west end, women beware women, young vic
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The best dance shows of 2020
My 2020 preview of dance – from a new version of the Frankenstein myth to a hip-hop theatre take on Sting. Read my full The i Paper article here
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