Jane/Norma

There have been many important moments in the long struggle for abortion rights. Among the legal consequences of these struggles, perhaps the most famous is

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How the Other Half Loves

One of Ayckbourne’s early plays—a West End success in 1970—How the Other Half Loves was innovative in its stagecraft and gained a reputation for being

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Thrown

Thrown follows a group of highly motivated women who come together to play in and perhaps win the Highland Games. Initially, they are a group

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In Everglade Studio

London, 1974, where the musical duo of Baron and Skye are in a subterranean recording studio trying to hammer out a new album. Their slimy

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17 Minutes

Andy Rubens is one of the first school guards on duty when he hears a gunshot. It was just noise. He was not sure what

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream

It’s an indication of one of modern opera’s most spectacular success stories that the re-issue of this recording from its première 1981 season coincides with

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Solve Along A Murder She Wrote

Fans of the popular television show Murder She Wrote will love this hilarious interactive production featuring a 1985 classic episode of Sing a Song of Murder where Jessica Fletcher

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Hooked: Mr Sister

Holly and Brooke have been Hooked on each other since university and have decided to renew their vows to be BFFs forever! The vows, very

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Casting the Runes

Theatrical horror is a difficult beast to master, especially at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. Too easily, the constraints of a stage performance can pull the

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Sad-Vents

At least a hundred Internets ago, Samuel Johnson famously wrote: “he who makes a beast of himself gets rid of the pain of being a

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Cruise

Cruise was one of the first plays to be staged as theatreland timidly emerged from lockdown in 2021. The appeal at such a fraught time is

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