Tag: Emma Clarendon
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REVIEW: Evelyn, Southwark Playhouse
Tom Ratcliffe’s compelling play challenges our thoughts and opinions to great effect, while also offering a raw emotional experience. How would react if you discovered someone who gave a false alibi to a murderer had been given a whole new identity and moved into your area? That is the question that lies at the centre […]
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Interview With…Mika Onyx Johnson
We chatted with Mika about starring in Jamie Lloyd’s production of The Seagull at the Harold Pinter Theatre. Hi Mika, how does it feel to be part of The Seagull? It feels really good. It’s obviously a classic and I’m happy to be part of something so iconic. Ihave never actually read the original so reading […]
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Interview With…Kate James
We chatted to Kate about starring as Janice in the world premiere of The Still Room currently playing at the Park Theatre. Hi Kate – could you explain a little more about what The Still Room is about? The Still Room is about how working class girls in 1980s Manchester are viewed through the eyes of those […]
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REVIEW: Elektra by Jennifer Saint
Jennifer Saint follows her debut novel Ariadne with an equally compelling re-telling of the story of Elektra, her family and of course the famous Helen. it is not easy to recreate a format that was so successful for your first novel and to then replicate it as equally if not better than before – but […]
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REVIEW: Fashioning Masculinities: The Art of Menswear, Victoria and Albert Museum
The Victoria and Albert museum encourages visitors to really think about what masculinity means and how it has evolved through menswear over the centuries. This is not a simple fashion exhibition, instead with Fashioning Masculinities invites us to explore what masculinity used to mean and what it means today with a particular focus on how […]
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REVIEW: Beatrix Potter: Drawn to Nature, Victoria and Albert Museum
Filled with charm, the V&A’s exhibition perfectly captures the world of Beatrix Potter and her family’s love of nature – but it feels as though it could have been presented in a slightly better way. This family friendly exhibition is a great way to get re-acquainted with Beatrix Potter’s beloved animal characters and stories that […]
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Interview With…. Indigo Griffiths
We chatted to Indigo about starring in Shakespeare in the Squares production of The Tempest. Hi Indigo, how do you feel about being part of Shakespeare in the Squares production of The Tempest? Hello! It’s a thrill to be involved in this production after being away from theatre over the past couple of years. The […]
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Restaurant Review: Como Garden
This classy and stylish looking Italian restaurant could use just a few tweaks to the menu to be completely perfect. Based on Kensington High Street, the stylish and relaxed in vibe Como Garden is inspired by the scenery of Italy’s Lake Como and its surrounding areas. This is not only seen through the way in […]
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REVIEW: Untitled Sparkly Vampire Play, Omnibus Theatre
While the play is an interesting examination of being confused about sexuality and identity, it feels as though its neat conclusion doesn’t quite fit in with the rest of the story. There is no doubting that Ashley Milne’s new play has a quirky charm about it to explore sexuality and journey to acceptance of who […]
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Interview With…Yasmin Dawes
We caught up with Yasmin to discuss the UK tour of Patricia Gets Ready (for a date with the man that used to hit her). Hi Yasmin, could you tell us what audiences can expect from Patricia Gets Ready (for a date with a man that used to hit her)? Audiences can really expect a non-linear […]