Read more about the article REVIEW: The Money, County Hall (2021)
The Money in Sydney (Photo: Prudence Upton)

REVIEW: The Money, County Hall (2021)

A facilitator, tall, elegant dressed in a lime yellow jump suit will walk on the table, part of the set, with heeled shoes set with sparking sequins.  She carried a Budget type filing box but dark red and a tray, distributing a pile of money and some papers including a set of rules. 

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Read more about the article REVIEW: The Death of a Black Man, Hampstead Theatre (2021)
Toyin Omari-Kinch as Stumpie, Natalie Simpson as Jackie and Nickcolia King-N'da as Shakie (Photo: Marc Brenner)

REVIEW: The Death of a Black Man, Hampstead Theatre (2021)

Its very title would have conjured up then, as it does now, the unnecessary death of a man in custody or at the hands of the police.  Although in the play there is the death of Shakie (Nickcolia King-N'da)'s father, a jazz musician in Manchester, the title The Death of a Black Man may be a metaphor.  

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Read more about the article REVIEW: Amélie the Musical, Criterion Theatre (2021)
Audrey Brisson as 'Amelie' (Photo: Matt Crockett)

REVIEW: Amélie the Musical, Criterion Theatre (2021)

What could be a better theme for this un Broadway musical than in the times of Covid to show kindness to others, and oneself!A musical adaptation of the French film about Amélie Poulain, (the charming Audrey Brisson) a waitress in a Parisian café, who day dreams about making a positive difference to the people around her.The question is whether Amélie can take a risk and show the same kindness to herself as she has shown to others.

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