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The best new London theatre openings in January 2024

From Sarah Jessica Parker to Cirque du Soleil, the London theatre world gets off to a busy start in 2024

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The Brides review – overblown antics from David Glass and co, and for LIMF the end of an era

Glass’s latest collaboration cites female power but suggests the opposite, and comes as London’s influential mime festival prepares to disperse

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Tributes paid to mum Elaine McMillan of Low Newton who has died

Tributes paid to mum Elaine McMillan of Low Newton who has died
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London international mime festival: 5 Short Films review – now everyone can watch

Sun 24 Jan 2021 05.30 EST My heart went out to Jonathan Agnew, having to commentate on Englandâs first Test by watching the television in his attic instead of being in Sri Lankaâs Galle stadium, because of a Covid travel ban. âYou donât feel in the game,â Aggers told a BBC news reporter, after opening Test Match Special from his home. I know how he feels, but there are compensations to on-screen experiences. This week, from my attic, Iâve been watching short films commissioned by the London international mime festivalâs ever resourceful directors, Helen Lannaghan and Joseph Seelig, reacting to current restrictions by moving events online. For the first time since its 1977 debut, people worldwide can experience the crazy diversity of work for which the festival is justly famous.

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