Tag: Ruth Everett

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Review: The Lower Depths, Arcola Theatre

“Living is fucking impossible and that’s the truth of it” The Arcola launch their Revolution Season, marking…

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Review: Women Centre Stage: Power Play Festival, Hampstead Theatre

“Join the movement for righteous anger” With over 100 cast, writers, directors and crew, and 25 plays (none…

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Review: Women Centre Stage: Power Play Festival – Sphinx Writers Group

“You told me getting pregnant would kill me” The Sphinx Theatre Writers Group have been developing new…

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Review: Don Quixote, Swan Theatre

“We are all gathering dust here, none of us have much to do” It’s a tough job…

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Review: Medea, Almeida Theatre

“I don’t think you realise how extraordinary your anger is” So Rupert Goold closes his #AlmeidaGreeks season…

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Review: Tiger Country, Hampstead Theatre

“Try not to care so much” Whilst other people wind down for the end of the year,…

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Review: Chekhov in Hell, Soho Theatre

“I have just woken up” What would happen if Russian playwright Anton Chekhov were to wake from…

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Review: Tiger Country, Hampstead Theatre

“I’m losing patience with the patients” Tiger Country is the third play by Nina Raine, writer of…

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Shows I am looking forward to in 2011

My intention is, honestly, to see less theatre this year and try and regain some semblance of…