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Katie McGlynn has perfected her cockney accent. Susie Blake has packed her sketchbook. Jason Durr has found new nuances in...
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Words by Melissa BleaseTheatre Royal Bath until 9 November It’s March 2020 and Kevin — a failed comedian “on the wrong side of...
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Ralph Fiennes, one of our most celebrated actors and directors, brings a bold, personal vision to the Theatre Royal Bath...
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Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 5 OctoberWords by Maria Robinson Have you ever been in a marriage that sucked so...
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Emma Clegg (aka Ma’am and Sugar) talks to comedian Reginald D. Hunter – who is appearing at Americana Fest in...
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Words by Georgia Cudby Theatre Review: Picture You Dead A stark contrast from the deliciously dark, gritty TV crime dramas...
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Theatre Review: Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell, at Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 24 May Words by Melissa Blease “Though...
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Words by Melissa BleaseTheatre Royal Bath until Saturday 12 October Drac’s back! And he’s bought all his seductive, sinister, nefarious glory...
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Words by Melissa BleaseAt Theatre Royal Bath until 3 MaySome 350+ years ago, English life under Puritan rule was No...
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Review by Melissa Blease Rachel used to be married to Tom. Tom is now married to Anna, and they have a baby daughter. Tom and Anna wish Rachel would just...
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Words by India Farnham | Production photographs by Marc Brenner Over the last three months, Bath’s locals and visitors alike...
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Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday 3 OctoberWords by Melissa Blease When George Orwell’s groundbreaking dystopian novel Nineteen Eighty-Four was first...