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REVIEW: The Old House, the Actors Centre, streaming

Superbly directed by Kath Burlinson, this is a masterclass in acting and characterisation.  The play starts with the actor switching posture to play both women but varies with a recording of just the mother's voice so we can see all of the daughter's reactions to her mother's words.   Later with clever editing, a split screen allows us to see and hear both mother and daughter at once. 

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Read more about the article NEWS: Get Up Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical to book to April 2022 with Arinzé Kene in the lead
Bob Marley (Photo Fifty-Six Hope Road Music Ltd. Murphy Hershman)

NEWS: Get Up Stand Up! The Bob Marley Musical to book to April 2022 with Arinzé Kene in the lead

THE PERFECT TONIC, MARLEY’S LEGEND WILL LIGHT UP THE WEST END BRINGING HOPE AND POSITIVITY JUST WHEN WE NEED IT MOST THE PRODUCTION TAKES INSPIRATION FROM MARLEY’S VISIONARY LYRICS TO TELL HIS EXTRAORDINARY PERSONAL STORY, AND FEATURES AN ELECTRIFYING MIX OF HIS HITS PLAYED LIVE

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Read more about the article REVIEW: Death of England: Delroy, Olivier National Theatre.  Film on Sky Arts, Autumn 2021
Michael Balogun as Delroy (Photo: Spencer Murphy)

REVIEW: Death of England: Delroy, Olivier National Theatre. Film on Sky Arts, Autumn 2021

Michael Balogan shows a terrific range, a bravura performance and his alienation is a real cause for sadness. You feel in this play the disappointing human experience that has gone in to writing, directing and acting in it.

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