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All posts tagged "Park Theatre"
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183TheatreA Single Man at the Park Theatre: Press night review
It’s easy to forget the time when homosexuals were branded ‘faggots’ and children told to stay away from us. This impressive dramatisation...
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180TheatreTheo Fraser Steele on playing George in Christopher Isherwood’s ‘A Single Man’
A new dramatisation of Christopher Isherwood’s novel A Single Man is coming to the Park Theatre this month and Theo Fraser Steele...
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306TheatreMy Life as a Cowboy at The Park Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
Written by Hugo Trimbrell and directed by Nikhil Vyas My Life as a Cowboy is a toe-tapping, finger-snapping hoot which lassoes you...
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3.7KTheatreLa Cage Aux Folles [The Play] at The Park Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Jean Poiret’s play was a true original and exceptional as a ground-breaking comedy farce with a gay theme and a satirical look...
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2.9KTheatreTime and Tide at the Park Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
‘Oh I do like to be beside the seaside’ and James McDermott’s play Time and Tide, set in a crumbling caff at...
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1.9KTheatreChanging times and tides on Cromer Pier
Time and Tide is a touching LGBT comic drama which examines the lives of a Norfolk community struggling with change and is...
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1.7KTheatreThe original La Cage aux Folles play
Before the four blockbuster films and Tony Award-winning musical we all know, the original La Cage aux Folles was a play written...
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2.3KTheatreCry Havoc at the Park Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Tom Coash’s Cry Havoc is one of the most engrossing pieces of theatre I’ve seen this season, with breathtaking performances by the...
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1.7KTheatreLove in the modern world: Cry Havoc at the Park Theatre
Cry Havoc by American playwright Tom Coash opens at the Park Theatre on Wednesday (27 Mar) and is the story of two...
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2.4KTheatreGently Down The Stream at the Park Theatre: Press Night review by Stephen Vowles
Martin Sherman’s delightful, elegant, charming and stunning play is a masterclass in how to grab an audience’s attention and demonstrates with such an...
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2.1KTheatreLegendary playwright Martin Sherman on UK debut of Gently Down The Stream
This week sees the UK debut of Gently Down The Stream, a new play by legendary playwright Martin Sherman – the man...
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2.6KTheatreMy Dad’s Gap Year at the Park Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
What makes Tom Wright’s play significant – as well as beautiful and worthwhile – is that it is based in truth and...
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2.6KTheatreBeirut at the Park Theatre: Press night review by Stephen Vowles
Alan Bowne’s provocative and sexually-charged 60 minute theatrical experience can be likened to lighting a touch paper, seeing the fuse fizzle and...
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2.1KTheatreLoot at the Park Theatre: First Night review by Stephen Vowles
Much has been written about Joe Orton and more will surely follow as new generations discover his work. This new production of...
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3.1KTheatreJoe Orton’s UNCENSORED Loot at the Park Theatre
Loot is one of the most famous plays from the late gay playwright Joe Orton and this year it’s 50 years old....
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2.0KTheatreTwilight Song at the Park Theatre: First Night review by Stephen Vowles
That moment of dusk, when day becomes night, can cause human emotions to run riot creating a whirlwind that can completely unravel....
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3.6KTheatreA Clockwork Orange at the Park Theatre: Review by Stephen Vowles
This version of Anthony Burgess’ A Clockwork Orange is a play that can easily be described – like with the book and subsequent...
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4.2KTheatreThe future’s not so bright: A Clockwork Orange at the Park Theatre
Set in a dystopian future, A Clockwork Orange tells the story – complete with its own slang – of a teenage boy,...
