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Nicolas Cage makes a welcome return in a thought-provoking comedic tale, and the noisy rave greats return to the stage
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Nicolas Cage makes a welcome return in a thought-provoking comedic tale, and the noisy rave greats return to the stage
Two theatres, one concept, but no lasting sparks from Shakespeare's tragi-comedy, theatre review by Alexandra Coghlan
This show is enjoyable, fast-paced and provoking performed by an able company. Another Henry V to see.
Never Not Once has a cold and forbidding title but it starts as an amusing tale set in an LA apartment. We meet Allison, a happily married lesbian, whose grown-up daughter, Eleanor, arrives with a hunky new boyfriend to show off. This set-up has the makings of a flatshare sitcom. You combine a straight younger
Light festivals, Christmas films, and a new exhibition.