105 stories by "Frey Kwa Hawking"
Federico GarcÃa Lorca's Rural Trilogy at the Cervantes Theatre ends with a considered and confident production of his "tragic poem" Yerma, performed
'an offering to just a few of those history missed over': Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Daniel York Loh's new play about the Chinese Labour Corps
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Two years ago, trans activist and performance artist Travis Alabanza had a burger thrown at them along with a transphobic slur. No
As Matthew Lopez's gay epic transfers from the Young Vic to the West End, Frey Kwa Kawking writes on its sprawling, compassionate glory.
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Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Forward Arena's transporting adaptation of Virginia Woolf's 'slim, dense, irrepressible novel'
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First performed in 1951 " and in permanent repertory at the Theatre de la Huchette in Paris ever since " Eugene Ionesco's
The question of ownership: Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Debris Stevenson's autobiographical ode to grime.
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Frey Kwa Hawking reviews a play that 'doesn't make conventional sense, but a kind of sense you feel intuitively.'Â
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A grief-stricken mother reluctantly prepares for her son to marry, but trouble waits outside the bride's house " and he's on a
Theatre503’s latest is a finalist of the venue’s Playwriting Award for new writing in 2016, and Alison Carr’s ear for natural, funny
Makes a seemingly little play vast: Frey Kwa Hawking reviews the Public Acts production of Shakespeare's Pericles.
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Antic Disposition’s latest Shakespeare production situates the characters of Much Ado About Nothing in rural France after World War II. With a
Playwright Tom Wells chats to Frey Kwa Hawking about gay representation in theatre, making work outside London, and the power of panto.
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Alexis Gregory’s Riot Act fits into a long tradition of gay solo performances, and with this tribute to the work of gay
A young, louche Hollywood screenwriter hosts a charmingly frenetic priest in his hotel room. Every moment, it seems to get hotter between
David Walliams’ Mr Stink is almost genetically engineered to appeal to children. At one point in Lou Stein’s adaptation the titular homeless
Wild and beautiful: Frey Kwa Hawking writes on Sally Cookson's moving adaptation of a story of grief.
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'Panto and ignorant, 'inappropriate' jokes vs. lukewarm observational comedy in skinny jeans': Frey Kwa Hawking reviews a new play about a meeting between different generations of comedians.…
Immersive doesn't begin to cover it: the West End transfer of Good Chance's refugee drama is electrifying in its intimacy and honesty.
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'A clean nightmare of screens and plush sofas': Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Jemma Kennedy's IVF play.
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'Making a home out of and with each other's bodies': Frey Kwa Hawking reviews Wilson & Hart's physical theatre work.
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Sex robots and unrequited love: Malaprop Theatre's Love+ and Wilson & Hart's Breakfast are two treats at Incoming Festival.
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It’s a big day for Jamie and Aaron: their two-year anniversary as well as bonus day at Jamie’s banking job, and life
Under the mentorship of one of the UK’s most prominent producing theatres, the Lyric Ensemble is a group of aspiring actors without
No One Is Coming To Save You takes place in the dreams of two unnamed, depressive and insomniac young people.
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