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Matt Haig deals with the crippling, debilitating, hellish condition that is depression

Eileen Caiger Gray reviews World Premiere of Reasons to Stay Alive at Crucible Studio, Sheffield (Sept 18th 2019) Reasons to Stay Alive is a book by Matt Haig, top-selling author of fiction and non-fi ...

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At least 500 people a day were being infected with Hepatitis C and HIV in China in the 1990s

Robert Tanitch reviews The King of Hell’s Palace at Hampstead Theatre, London NW3 Hampstead Theatre is celebrating its 60th anniversary. Roxana Silbert, its new artistic director, opens her first seas ...

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Seventy-five percent of the Dutch-Jewish population were killed in the Holocaust

Robert Tanitch reviews Amsterdam at Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond, Surrey Amsterdam, Maya Arad Yasur’s prize-winning play, premiered in Israel in 2018. Its UK premiere is directed by Matthew Xia in a ...

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Fame – the definitive 30th anniversary 2018/2019 touring production

Robert Tanitch reviews Fame at Peacock Theatre, London WC2 Fame has been a success on film, television and stage; and its success is rooted in Alan Parker’s hugely successful 1980 film. The book is by ...

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