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A KICK IN THE STALLS: Moving On

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A KICK IN THE STALLS. The theatrical rantings of Johnny Fox "The Butcher of Broadband": boulevardier, scrivener and scourge of leading ladies who can't play eight shows a week. Why don't you go fuck a play" Boy George, by Twitter 18.7.2012. Friday, 26 September 2014. We've graduated to a proper website. These, and newer reviews can be found on. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. There was an error in this gadget. Subscribe by RSS feed. Steve On Broadway (SOB). My work gets a bi...

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a studio in covent garden: C'est intéressant w/c 13 Apr

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A studio in covent garden. Life and dance in (and as seen from) London, UK. Monday, April 13, 2015. C'est intéressant w/c 13 Apr. Interesting, intriguing, exciting, amusing, enraging, fascinating things I recommend. The Guardian: most disturbing novels list. Music: M.O - Preach (Cahill Radio Edit). This popped up on my soundcloud stream. The original has a sleek, mid-tempo beat, a la Aaliyah/TLC, and the video. Food: Fennel, feta and bean salad (Leon). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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a studio in covent garden: Pina Bausch - Ahnen

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A studio in covent garden. Life and dance in (and as seen from) London, UK. Sunday, April 26, 2015. Pina Bausch - Ahnen. The first half of this piece was probably the favourite Pina Bausch work I've ever seen. I was really wowed by it, and somehow at the end of the night I didn't want to break the spell by writing down things on the way home, I wanted to let things stew over. So the list may not be as long as for other works - do add moments I missed off in the comments. A song about the Shinkansen train.

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Cathryn | Quiet In the Cheap Seats

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Quiet In the Cheap Seats. Yet another London Theatre blog. I'm saving the world by running IT for a climate change charity, and escape to the theatre a lot. June 26, 2011. Shakespeare, who brought us our language’s greatest tragedies, can be so many things, including bawdy, lighthearted and none too sophisticated. His dialogue is the ancestor of the witty Sun headline, and his audiences clearly appreciated off-colour jokes as much as … Continue reading →. London Road, a musical about murders. May 21, 2011.

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Interval Drinks: October 2014

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London Theatre, both West End and fringe. Because a girl can't live on gin alone. Wednesday, October 29, 2014. Henry IV, Donmar Warehouse. You come in via the back door. In this sort-of sequel to her all-female Julius Caesar. But once the play proper begins there’s no further interaction. At an impressionable age I was a bit worried about the presence of all this jagged metal, but most of the violence is dance-like, stylised and shank-free – until the last ragged battle between Hal and Hotspur). In fact ...

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Interval Drinks: November 2014

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London Theatre, both West End and fringe. Because a girl can't live on gin alone. Wednesday, November 26, 2014. Near Gone, Bush Theatre. It’s a sky-punching, foot-stamping, pistol-firing, rakia-downing, midnight embrace of a song (though not lacking in irony, teetering at times on pastiche). It is a song I have definitely danced to when drunk at least once. For it turns out this is not only a piece about grief and distance but also about what it is to bridge these gaps, cultural, linguistic and emotional...

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Interval Drinks: Edinburgh 2014: Spine, Underbelly

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London Theatre, both West End and fringe. Because a girl can't live on gin alone. Tuesday, October 07, 2014. Edinburgh 2014: Spine, Underbelly. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). This blog belongs to Natasha Tripney, founding editor of Exeunt Magazine, regular contributor to The Stage, freelance arts and features writer, and occasional author of short stories. View my complete profile. There Ought To Be Clowns. Review: Steel Magnolias, Hope. Stage: Theatre blog guardian.co.uk. Postcards from the Gods.

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Interval Drinks: The Me Plays, Old Red Lion

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London Theatre, both West End and fringe. Because a girl can't live on gin alone. Tuesday, October 07, 2014. The Me Plays, Old Red Lion. In the first play in his double bill of poetic, gently introspective, semi-autobiographical plays, Junkie, Andrew Maddock’s ‘Me’, wearing an unwise Topman jumper, is readying himself to go on a date with a woman that he has only ever met online, having swiped to the right on her photo on Tinder. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. Life in the C...

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Partially Obstructed View: Theatre review: Richard II (Shakespeare's Globe)

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Writing down what I think about theatre I've seen in That London, whether I've been asked to or not. Tuesday, 21 July 2015. Theatre review: Richard II. Back to the Globe for the second night in a row, and right back to the beginning of the octet that ends with Richard III. In fact I can now say I've seen all of Shakespeare's Histories at this venue, now that Richard II. With Richard distracted by a military campaign in Ireland, Bolingbroke returns to England to mount a rebellion. At first he says he ...

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Partially Obstructed View: Theatre review: Othello (RSC / RST)

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Writing down what I think about theatre I've seen in That London, whether I've been asked to or not. Saturday, 25 July 2015. Iqbal Khan's production of Othello. In a play inextricably associated with the title character's race, the publicity around the latest revival has centred on the fact that, for the first time at the RSC, Khan has also cast a black actor as Iago. By William Shakespeare is booking in repertory until the 28th of August at the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon. I think Iag...