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Brian and Roger: A Highly Offensive Play, Menier Chocolate Factory review - not for the squeamish by Helen Hawkins

The Menier opens its new second stage with this podcast-turned-play What counts as offensive in these days of cancel culture? Ham-fisted pronoun usage? Culturally appropriated hairstyles? To…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 7:24am on November 3, 2021

The Beauty Queen of Leenane, Lyric Hammersmith review - matchless revival of a contemporary classic by Helen Hawkins

Martin McDonagh's breakthrough play dazzles anew "You can't kick a cow in Leenane without some bastard holding a grudge for 20 years," sighs Pato Dooley (Adam Best) prophetically; he has alr…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 3:12am on October 18, 2021

curious, Soho Theatre review - a young playwright puts herself centre-stage by Helen Hawkins

Can a runaway slave help a black actress love the theatre more? Jasmine Lee-Jones has a hard act to follow - namely, herself. Her award-winning 2019 debut play, seven methods of killing kyli…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 11:36pm on October 3, 2021

Lava, Bush Theatre review - poetic writing, mesmerically performed by Helen Hawkins

Debut work from Benedict Lombe is a red-hot poem of protest What's in a name? In Benedict Lombe's incendiary debut play at the Bush Theatre, the answer to this question encompasses a whol…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 6:32am on July 22, 2021

After Life, National Theatre review - thanks for the memories by Helen Hawkins

Intriguing, inventive play from Jack Thorne and Headlong Limbo, in Jack Thorne's latest play, is a room lined ceiling-high with drawers, a sort of morgue rebooted as a vast filing system. It…

SOURCE: The Arts Desk at 4:24am on June 14, 2021
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