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Theatre synopsis: Dirty Dancing Aldwych Theatre, Aldwych, WC2B 4DF – map By: Alexa Williamson The famed movie, which starred Patrick Swayze and included the song “I’ve Had the Time of My Life”, is now on the London stage. It’s the 1963 and Baby Houseman and her family go to a summer holiday resort where Baby [...]

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Theatre synopsis: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Running time: 2 hours, 30 mins Adelphi Theatre, The Strand, WC2E 7NA – map Synopsis by: Alexa Williamson The Andrew Lloyd Webber musical based on the biblical portrayal of Joseph in the book of Genesis, which tells the story of Joseph and his coat of many colours. [...]

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Theatre review: Stomp Ambassadors Theatre West Street, WC2H 9ND – map Rating: **** (out of 5) Review by: Alexa Williamson This is a great show for people who love performance art and physical theatre. Stomp is high-energy dancing and music making mainly done on the body and with simple items that one finds around the [...]

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Simon Munnery’s Annual General Meeting Edinburgh Fringe Festival Rating: **** (out of 5) Review by: Alexa Williamson If you like wry humour, it’s easy to get addicted to this man’s intellectual hilarity. An East Londoner, who likes equally to converse about life or go off on an existential tangent, his annual general meetings (AGMs) are [...]

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Into the Hoods (at the Pleasance Courtyard, Edinburgh) Rating: ***** (out of 5!) Review by: Alexa Williamson Tipped as one worth watching by Scotland on Sunday, I decided to get away from the safe comedy shows I usually book and take a chance on this. It was indeed worth the risk as a loose storyline [...]

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La Didone The Wooster Group, Royal Lyceum Theatre Edinburgh Fringe Festival Rating: ***** (out of 5) Review by: Alexa Williamson Many words can describe this show. Spectacular. Unique brainchild. Beautiful. Challenging. Therefore, to say “very special” sums it all up. This is modern opera at its most inspired as New York’s experimental arts troupe, The [...]

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Edinburgh Fringe Festival review: Fuerzabruta Ocean Terminal, Leith, Edinburgh Rating: ***** (out of 5) Packed with high-energy performance art, which is choreographed to a house music soundtrack, Fuerzabruta is a show that will captivate both ravers and those who like entertainment that makes you shiver with excitement and pleasure. Fuerzabruta is a dreamscape that captures [...]

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Edinburgh Fringe theatre review: Johnson & Boswell – Late but Live, Traverse Theatre Rating: ***** (out of 5) Review by: Alexa Williamson In ten: sharp, witty, 1773 drunkenness, Scotland bashing, Simon Munnery is god.

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Edinburgh Edinburgh Fringe Festival theatre review: Pam Ann – One World Alliance The Assembly Rooms, Edinburgh Rating: *** Review by: Alexa Williamson In ten: raunchy, gut-busting, in your face, piss-taking, Aussie humour.

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Theatre review: Masque of the Red Death Battersea Arts Centre Clapham, London, United Kingdom Rating: ***** (out of 5) Review by: Alexa Williamson If you’ve read the story by Edgar Allan Poe, you’ll know that Masque of the Red Death is rich noir experience. And, fortunately, this experience is as equally gothic, morbid and intense [...]

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