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Review: Three-person show brings Charles Dickens' classic to life
Packed with humour, pathos and fun, the show brings Dickens' classic to life with heroic charm, writes Siobhan Newman.
Review: The Comet, a charming family play with a characterful cat companion
A magical family show full of colour, puppetry and creative set-pieces has come to Norden Farm and will be showing from Boxing Day into the New Year.
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Review: 'Broken glass, betrayal and gothic chills' in The Shadow in the Mirror
The season of mists is the ideal time for a fresh, and flesh-creeping new production to open at The Mill, writes Siobhan Newman.
REVIEW: The Void serves up a 'captivating cosmic horror'
Successful horrors aren't always common in theatre, let alone ones set in space. Yet this play challenges those ideas and triumphs, writes Hieronymus Glover.
