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Woolf Works

london
Dance

Max Richter, Virginia Woolf, and a night at the ballet. That was all it took to persuade me to book...

from: Luke Bromage-Henry
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

london
Theatre

Was Mike Tweddle, Creative Director of the Oxford Playhouse, thinking of the famous line about the self-referential nature of theatre...

from: Sarah Hyde
Romeo & Juliet Suite

london
Dance

A glossy-red arena onto which the dancers of LA Dance Project continuously sprint on-to and off-of after completing another spectacular...

from: Louise Snouck
KYOTO

london
Theatre

What sane playwright tackles the minutes of a UN 1995 climate conference? Yet Kyoto proves that sanity is overrated when...

from: Rupert Stonehill
Porn Play

london
Theatre

Like a grown-up version of Der Struwwelpeter. The message in \"Porn Play\" is unrelentingly clear. Hands above the covers kids...

from: Sarah Hyde
‘Sweet Mambo’ – A piece by Pina Bausch

london
Dance

A woman slips away from the party for a moment of blissful solitude. Her champagne-coloured gown wafts gently in the...

from: Ella Gibbs
Into The Woods

london
Musical

Into the Woods is already one of my favourite musicals, so as a Sondheim fan I came to this show...

from: Esmé Thompson
Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York)

new york
Musical

As a sucker for a good (and sometimes) bad rom-com plot, I was eager to see Two Strangers after almost...

from: Alex Jhamb Burns
Into The Woods

london
Musical

Last year I saw Fiddler on the Roof at the Barbican and my eyes were opened to a new style...

from: Luke Bromage-Henry
High Noon

london
Theatre

I booked this show because Denise Gogh was in it. Until a few hours before curtain up this was all...

from: Clementine Melvin