The Wharf Revue: Pride in Prejudice (Union Theatre) – theatre review
The satirical virtuosity in this show is in both the writing and execution. A small, talented
The satirical virtuosity in this show is in both the writing and execution. A small, talented
American author TC Boyle has always been interested in the environment and its fragility those
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I find Ruben Östlund a polarising filmmaker. In my experience, you either “get” him or
Think of the notoriously sinful cities Sodom and Gomorrah referenced in the bible that were
Pushing the boundaries and then some is a bizarre piece of theatre conceived and performed
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