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All posts tagged "Kings Head Theatre"
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1.4KTheatrePROUD at The King’s Head Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
With a striking set by Justin Nardella who has used brilliant white neon strips to create a spotlight intensity where the action...
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1.9KTheatreTaofique Folarin talks about his new role in PROUD
PROUD is writer Bren Gosling’s adaptation of his award-winning novel The Street Sweeper and is coming to the King’s Head Theatre in Islington...
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1.4KTheatreTell Me Straight at the King’s Head Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
One act plays can be tricky to pull off as they have to grab the audience’s attention immediately and Tell Me Straight...
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1.7KTheatrePaul Bradshaw on his new one act play Tell Me Straight at the King’s Head Theatre
Boyz theatre critic Stephen Vowles has a chat with Paul Bradshaw about his new one act play Tell Me Straight running as...
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5.1KTheatreWe love Naked Boys Singing! at the King’s Head, Islington this month
Naked Boys Singing! is the international smash hit musical comedy revue featuring 15 original songs, a troupe of six sexy guys, and...
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3.0KTheatreUndetectable at the King’s Head Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
When I first saw Tom Wright’s play Undetectable back in March last year when it was receiving its world premiere I immediately...
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2.5KTheatreSex is easy. Intimacy is hard: Undetectable at the King’s Head Theatre
Undetectable, Tom Wright’s tender, funny and uplifting love story is back to open the King’s Head Theatre’s Spring 2020 season, after a...
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2.2KTheatreHappily Ever Poofter at the King’s Head Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
With a smirk and a smile and a slap on the thigh Rich Watkins as Prince Henry burst on to the stage...
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1.9KTheatreJEW…ish at the King’s Head Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Jew…ish, co-created by Poppy Damon and Saul Boyer – who also plays Max with Edie Newman as TJ – is a wacky...
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2.3KTheatreA Prayer For Wings at the King’s Head: Press Night review by Stephen Vowles
Written and directed by Sean Mathias, A Prayer For Wings is a very interesting study in self loathing where Rita, played by...
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2.2KTheatreJerker at the King’s Head: Press Night review by Stephen Vowles
Robert Chesley, who wrote Jerker, made this remark: “Offending people can’t kill anyone but prudery does”, and his ground-breaking play which has...
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2.7KTheatreTickle at the King’s Head Theatre: Press Night review by Stephen Vowles.
With the audience situated on three sides of the performance space, we were asked by Tina Tickle to tickle the audience member...
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2.3KTheatreThe story of Jerker at The King’s Head Theatre
A sexually explicit show about two gay men who engage in phone sex in the 1980s is returning to London. David Hudson...
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3.2KTheatreFine and Dandy at the King’s Head Theatre: Opening Night review by Stephen Vowles
What is abundantly clear about Fine and Dandy written by Sue Frumin is that the whole basis of this play has been...
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2.4KTheatreMating in Captivity at the King’s Head Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
Writer Oliver Page’s play is full of amusing pleasant surprises due to the fact that it has been very well cast with...
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2.0KTheatreSouthern Belles at the King’s Head Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
The incomparable Tennessee Williams is proven by these two one acts plays to be the amazing wordsmith that he was with his...
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2.9KTheatreSchlong Song with Woody Shticks at the King’s Head Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
The use of alliteration always adds a musical tone to the title of a show and with Woody Shticks’s Schlong Song –...
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2.0KTheatreMargot, Dame, The Most Famous Ballerina In The World at the King’s Head Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
There is a majesty to Claudio Macor’s writing and with his play Margot this is so recognisable and stands him apart from...
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2.2KTheatreThe Last Song of Oliver Sipple at the King’s Head Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
Sublime theatre is rare and in the case of David Hendon’s masterful and totally absorbing look at the way the American media...
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2.1KTheatreThis Island’s Mine at the King’s Head Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
Philip Osment’s play has certainly stood the test of time and under Philip Wilson’s ardent direction is performed by a superb cast...
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3.1KTheatreJock Night at the King’s Head Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Adam Zane’s proficiency as a writer is clearly on show with his one act play Jock Night – and the testosterone could...
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2.7KTheatreJock Night from The Hope Theatre Company at the King’s Head in Islington
Jock Night is the new play from the Hope Theatre Company and arrives at the King’s Head Theatre at the end of...
