Review: Little Fish – London

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Sarah-Liisa Wilkinson’s claustrophobic new play, shortlisted for the Old Vic New Voices Award last year, depicts a dislocated young family trying to come to terms with their tragic family history.

Review: Clam & Honey/Baby – London

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The young production company PapaC triumphs with a punchy aand gripping Deborah Levy double bill.

Review: Six Degrees of Separation – London

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Anthony Head stars in a funny but uninspiring new production about art, life and deception.

Should Hollywood Tread the Theatre Boards?

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At what point does a play become a paparazzi outing. Has London theatre reached saturation point when it comes to celebrity casting? Running in Heels investigates.

Running in Heels: Nadia Papachronopoulou, Theatre Director

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Gorgeous Greek Nadia is the founder of fresh theatre company PapaC Productions, where she produces and directs plays that aim to be as exciting as exploding fireworks.

Theatre Review: Every Good Boy Deserves Favour – London

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A unique, inspiring piece of theatre that will capture your imagination.

Review: The Little Dog Laughed – London

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An in-the-closet Hollywood star, his ambitious agent and a male prostitute. A recipe for disaster or the ingredients for a theatrical smash hit?

Review: Breakfast at Tiffany’s – London

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Running in Heels takes a look at Sean Mathias’ stage adaptation of Truman Capote’s novella, starring Anna Friel in the role that launched Audrey Hepburn to iconic status.

Running in Heels: Helen Ball, Trapeze Artist

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Liverpool lady Helen Ball, 32, has been a trapeze artist for the last ten years and has travelled the world with Cirque du Soleil.

Review: An Inspector Calls – London

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Stephen Daldry’s latest staging of An Inspector Calls makes for a superb lesson on responsibility and guilt in the year of Britain’s expenses scandal.

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