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15 hours ago ago from Adelle Hopkins

The Stage published an article at the end of October telling of a breakthrough in downloads for theatre. We all know we can download films and music easily enough and watch TV programmes on such wonderful technological advances as Sky+, Virgin Media +, On Demand, etc. However, for the theatre fan there weren’t many options other than physically going out to your local theatre to watch a show. ...

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16 hours ago ago from The Mirror up to Nature

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13 hours ago ago from Sacramento Sidetracks

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23 hours ago ago from The Order of Lewi Knights

There was a moment, very early on in this Platform Youth Theatre production, where I became hypnotised by what was unfolding. The delightful Kayla Roberts (The Unknown) stands completely still, staring – full of wonderful curiousity – at Andrea Jenkins (The Bitter) as Ms Jenkins literally hurled a firey and defiant monologue about her painful relationship with a higher authority straight to the audience from about three feet away. There was ...

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