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  • A Slow Fire Review - Jermyn Street Theatre
    A Slow Fire Review - Jermyn Street Theatre
  • Jeeves Takes Charge Review - Charing Cross Theatre
    Jeeves Takes Charge Review - Charing Cross Theatre
  • The Jury Experience: Death on the Port Side Review
    The Jury Experience: Death on the Port Side Review
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    Head First Acrobats: GODZ Review - Peacock Theatre
  • A Dream Come True: Molly Gupta Review - The Tabernacle
    A Dream Come True: Molly Gupta Review - The Tabernacle
  • Bryan Batt in a light pinstripe suit performs on stage, surrounded by dancers in dark coats and fedoras under colourful lights for a performance of Here Comes J Edgar! at Kings Head Theatre
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    Here Comes J Edgar! Review – King’s Head Theatre

    AMUSING AND CHARMING, BUT LACKING THE STAR QUALITY NEEDED FOR A HISTORICAL MUSICAL Harry Shearer and Tom Leopold’s comedy musical Here Comes J Edgar! is a glorious romp that follows…

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  • Production image for The Fit Prince (who gets switched on the square in the frosty castle the night before (insert public holiday here))
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    The Fit Prince Review – King’s Head Theatre

    A QUEER CHRISTMAS MIRACLE: THE FIT PRINCE (WHO GETS SWITCHED ON THE SQUARE IN THE FROSTY CASTLE THE NIGHT BEFORE (INSERT PUBLIC HOLIDAY HERE)) Awkward Productions, the architects of queer…

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    King of Pangea Review – King’s Head Theatre

    A HEARTFELT TALE OF GRIEF, HOPE, AND HEALING Martin Storrow’s new musical, King of Pangea, directed by Richard Israel, is a beautiful exploration of navigating grief that brings us on…

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    Remythed Review – King’s Head Theatre

    REMYTHED: A JOYFUL QUEER RECLAMATION OF MYTHS AND LEGENDS By Emma Carney | Bunny Pudding · Digital Coven · @bunnyscopes ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐  | Press Invite Bet’n Lev Theatre’s Remythed is fabulous, darlings!…

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  • Grace Venus and Josie Benson on the set of Stalled: A New Musical at King's Head Theatre
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    Stalled: A New Musical Review – King’s Head Theatre

    SMALL STAGE, BIG HEART, AND EVEN BIGGER VOICES By Tanya Howard | Founder, The Live Review London · @glamglitzlondon ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite A ladies’ room in Seattle might not…

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  • Abby McCann stood on stage during a performance of Looking For Giants at King's Head Theatre
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    Looking for Giants Review – King’s Head Theatre 

    LOOKING FOR GIANTS: A STORY OF DESIRE AND OBSESSION  By Natasha U’Ren-Ashdown | @tasha.ua ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite As you take your seat, you notice the smoky room, dimly lit stage,…

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  • Joseph Lukehurst as Prince Charming and Maddy Erzan -Essien as Cinderella during a performance of Cinderella at King's Head Theatre
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    Cinderella – Adults Only Review – Kings Head Theatre

    A CHEEKY TWIST ON A CLASSIC, FULL OF QUIRKY CHARM By Emma Carney | Bunny Pudding · Digital Coven · @bunnyscopes ⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite Cinderella – Adults Only at the King’s…

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  • Howard Webb, John Wark, Emma Davies, and Peter Clements on set of How To Survive Your Mother at King's Head Theatre
    THEATRE REVIEWS

    How To Survive Your Mother Review – King’s Head Theatre

    I HAVE TO COMMEND THE FANTASTIC ACTING BUT FOUND IT A LITTLE FREUDIAN THAT THE SAME ACTOR PLAYED BOTH THE MOTHER AND WIFE By Molly Hayes | Molly Hayes ⭐⭐⭐ |…

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  • A Slow Fire Review - Jermyn Street Theatre
    A Slow Fire Review - Jermyn Street Theatre
  • Jeeves Takes Charge Review - Charing Cross Theatre
    Jeeves Takes Charge Review - Charing Cross Theatre
  • The Jury Experience: Death on the Port Side Review
    The Jury Experience: Death on the Port Side Review
  • Head First Acrobats: GODZ Review - Peacock Theatre
    Head First Acrobats: GODZ Review - Peacock Theatre
  • A Dream Come True: Molly Gupta Review - The Tabernacle
    A Dream Come True: Molly Gupta Review - The Tabernacle

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