Theatre / Reviews
Review: Pride and Prejudice* (*sort of), Theatre Royal Bath – ‘The audience were up on their feet’
A wild and delightful romp that Austen fans should definitely make time to see
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Theatre / dickie beau
Review: iSHOWMANISM!, Ustinov Studio, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘A spectacular piece of theatre’
A night in the presence of theatrical royalty, through extraordinary live lip syncing
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Theatre / the mousetrap
Review: The Mousetrap, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘A British institution’
The classic show is celebrating 70 years since its premiere
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Theatre / Theatre Royal Bath
Review: The Two Popes, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘It’s a story with no thrill’
Anton Lesser and Nicholas Woodeson star in this production of Anthony McCarten's play
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Theatre / Theatre Royal Bath
Review: The Doctor, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘A powerful and important play’
Juliet Stevenson dazzles as the director of an Alzheimer’s Institute
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Theatre / theatre
Review: Jitney, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘It deals with vital issues, but at times it lectures like an agony aunt’
Headlong theatre company, Leeds Playhouse, The Old Vic and writer August Wilson come together
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Theatre / agatha christie
Review: Murder on the Orient Express, Theatre Royal Bath – ‘Outstanding theatre’
Directed by Jonathan Church, Ken Ludwig’s adaptation of the Agatha Christie classic is unmissable
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Theatre / Bath Fringe
REVIEW: If It’s To Break, Bath Fringe – ‘The journey of an office worker into the experience of making art’
This piece of devised theatre is part of Bath Fringe, returning after a two year hiatus
