Emily Schofield
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REVIEW: Twelfth Night, Rose Theatre
A Shakespearean time machine: The 1920s puts Twelfth Night into a completely new perspective. It is…
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REVIEW: The Project, White Bear Theatre
Impactful and unsettling – The Project shows the power of manipulation under Nazi control. The Holocaust,…
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REVIEW: The Pirates of Penzance, Wilton’s Music Hall
Uplifting, hilarious and witty – The Pirates of Penzance is a truly wonderful night out! I…
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REVIEW: Carmen, King’s Head Theatre
Intimate, romantic and passionate – This modern take on Bizet’s Carmen is an opera you’ll feel…
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REVIEW: Welcome to the UK, The Bunker Theatre
Hard-hitting, hysterical and obscure, Welcome to the UK provides a voice to the unheard in this brand…
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REVIEW: Rosenbaum’s Rescue, Park Theatre
Love London Love Culture’s Emily Schofield paid a visit to the Park Theatre to catch Kate Fahy’s production. I sat for a long time trying to work out what to write for…
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REVIEW: Seussical the Musical, Southwark Playhouse
Imaginative, witty and beautiful – Seussical will make you feel like a five year old again.…
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REVIEW: Victoria’s Knickers, National Youth Theatre, Soho Theatre
Hilarious, dark and cheeky – Victoria’s Knickers is a wonderful example of when history meets contemporary…
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REVIEW: Moot Moot, The Yard
Bizarre and unnerving: Moot Moot must be seen to be believed. As the house lights dimmed…
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REVIEW: Baby, Drayton Arms Theatre
Intimate and endearing; Baby is relatable for people at every stage of their lives. Baby is…