REVIEW: “The Thrill Of Love” at Woodley Theatre
Science versus instinct: modern values, meet a historic crime. Stars (out of 5) – 5 One-sentence review – Dramatic proof beyond ...
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REVIEW: Noel Coward’s “Present Laughter” at Wokingham Theatre
How would you react if you met your idol? Stars (out of 5) = 3 One-sentence review= "I’d no idea ...
REVIEW: Jamie Lakritz’s “The Start Of Something” (Studio Theatre Company, South Hill Park)
Has the successor to “Talking Heads” arrived? Stars (out of 5) = 5 One-sentence review = This is what you’d ...
REVIEW: The Mill at Sonning’s A Belly Full
A play oozing with sistership and comedy is the perfect guide to facing life’s challenges belly-first. A Belly ...
REVIEW: Steven Berkoff’s “Decadence” (Studio Theatre Company, South Hill Park)
Stars (out of 3)= 3 One-sentence review= “Don’t waste time reading this, just go watch it” Good for people who= ...
REVIEW: “Subject To Time” (Bedivere Arts Company, South Hill Park)
Can low-budget amateur theatre produce a new twist on the classic rom-com formula? Stars (out of 5)= 4 One-sentence review= ...
You’ll be rooting for the bad guy… to see him fail
A PLAY about a serial wannabe love-rat might not sound like the recipe for a fun night out, but that ...
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