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Tag: Dorfman Theatre

Rafe Spall wears a black suit and white collared shirt. He appears emotional as he holds an England shirt close to his chest.
Theatre

‘Death of England’ review – Rafe Spall triumphs in riotous reflection on identity

By Liam O'DellFebruary 3, 2020March 15, 2020
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A young boy in a blue coat and a woman in a red coat with a yellow rucksack are on stage, in a forest, with shocked expressions on their face as two performers in all-black crawl in front of them.
Theatre

‘The Ocean at the End of the Lane’ review – Neil Gaiman’s fairytale is thrilling theatrical fantasy

By Liam O'DellDecember 12, 2019March 18, 2020
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Eight people are gathered around a round table. All but one, who is writing in a book, is looking at someone at the head of the table, who is standing.
Theatre

‘The Antipodes’ review – Storytelling roundtable is a brainstorm in a teacup

By Liam O'DellNovember 2, 2019March 15, 2020
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A community centre. In the background, through a window in a wall to the kitchen, a woman is looking at her phone.
Theatre

‘Faith, Hope and Charity’ review – Striking look at community in austerity Britain

By Liam O'DellOctober 9, 2019March 15, 2020
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A woman with black curly hair and a red dress places a cap on a bottle of vodka in a kitchen. She looks alarmed by something.
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‘ANNA’ review – Secrets revealed in ambitious audio-visual thriller

By Liam O'DellMay 15, 2019March 15, 2020
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A man in a mobility scooter reads from a letter, in front of a table. Another man with his a hand on his hip looks at him. At the other end of the table is a man, with his hands in front of him. He is looking at the man in the scooter. They are all in the living room, which has a connected kitchen in the background, a notice board and a keyboard.
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‘Downstate’ review – A tough, challenging and powerful test of humanity and sympathy

By Liam O'DellMarch 12, 2019March 15, 2020
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