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The Dark Prince
A relatively new London Fringe Venue, the petite London Theatre, New Cross is currently converting itself into Elsinore’s vast fortifications in the rotten State of Denmark, with the help of The Merely Players. Relying solely on the text and the … Continue reading
Last Man Standing
The First World War has often been romanticised throughout literary history and theatre, with its subject matter generally looking at the brave and hero-like characters fighting in the action. Jude Cole’s heart-breaking script, however, follows the lives of 6 individuals … Continue reading
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Tagged first world war, jude cole, LAMDA, last man standing, london, nusery theatre, review, scott ellis, soldiers, southwark, the merely players, theatre, theatre review, war, world war one
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The Merely Players
As an incredibly interesting venue in the heart of Islington, The Rhum Jungle beneath Cotton’s plays host to an inventive and original look at a Shakespeare Classic. While taking the spiralling stairs down to the basement, you will undoubtedly bump … Continue reading
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Tagged actor, actress, angel, fun, happy, islington, joy, london, merely players, midsummer night's dream, november, perform, review, scott ellis, shakespeare, the rhum jungle, theatre, theatre review, underground, weekend, william shakespeare
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