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  • Writer and performer Alice Bloomer talks new one-woman show ‘For Puck’s Sake’: “Shakespeare wrote me the perfect moments for this”

    Writer and performer Alice Bloomer talks new one-woman show ‘For Puck’s Sake’: “Shakespeare wrote me the perfect moments for this”

    London’s Etcetera Theatre hosts the world premiere of this solo piece merging two of the Bard’s most popular works. Guillermo Nazara chats with its creator to learn more about this dream of a play and if it’ll be done as we like it. How does it feel to be finally performing your own written solo…

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    22 December, 2025
    English contents, Interviews, Sin categoría
    a midsummer’s night’s dream, Alice Bloomer, All's Well That Ends Well, for puck’s sake, for puck’s sake etcera theatre, fringe shakespeare, fringe theatre, Harry Fitzpatrick, pub theatre, s callaghan, shakespeare, the bard, william shakespeare

  • The 50 best shows of 2024

    The 50 best shows of 2024

    As this year’s last act gets ready for its grand finale, we present our annual list of the most enduring productions in both the London and UK scene. Join us, as we take a journey into the past – and reveal which ones, out of our 288 posts, have made it into our stagy wall…

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    30 December, 2024
    English contents, Features
    a chorus line, A Raisin in the Sun, a view from the bridge, alegria, All's Well That Ends Well, asi wind, barbican theatre, barbra streisand, benjamin button musical, best shows, best shows of 2024, boys from the blackstuff, bronco billy, buyer and cellar, cirque, cirque du soleil, cowbois, cruel intentions musical, dance, death of england, dominic west, enb, english national ballet, fiddler on the roof, fringe, giant, giselle, harry clarke, holocaust, homo alone, House of Life, hugh panaro, incredibly human, John Lithgow, judy, judy garland, la fille mal gardee, lehman brothers, lehman trilogy, les noces, madame bovary, much ado about nothing, musical theatre, musicals, next to normal, oedipus, off west end, people places and things, pippin, players kings, plays, punchdrunk, roald dahl, rob madge, shakespeare, Shakespeare in the Squares, shakespeare’s globe, sophie’s surpirse 29th, spirited away, Standing at the Sky’s Edge, stephen schwartz, swan lake in the round, tennessee williams, the 39 steps, the bbc proms, The Black Saint and The Sinner Lady, the comedy of errors, the curious case of benjamin, the departue, the dream of a ridiculous man, the glass menagerie, the happiest man on earth, the hills of california, the liar the bitch and the wardrobe, the massive tragedy of Madame bovary, the nutcracker, the picture of dorian gray, theatre, tour, twelfth night, viola’s room, war horse, west end

  • Review of ‘All’s Well That Ends Well’: “Blissful misery”

    Review of ‘All’s Well That Ends Well’: “Blissful misery”

    The Bard’s disputed comedy returns to the London stage in an intimate, candlelit production playing at the Globe’s indoor theatre until the start of the New Year. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if, in this new approach on the classic piece, the end is renown, no matter the…

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    26 November, 2024
    English contents, Reviews
    All's Well That Ends Well, bertram, candlelight, chelsea walker, classic theatre, comedy, drama, megan rarity, paroles, richard katz, rosanna vizen, sam wanamaker, shakespeare, shakespeare problem plays, the bard, the globe, tragedy, west end, william robinson, william shakespeare, zoe wanamaker

  • Review of ‘Someone of Significance’: “The journey is yet to begin”

    Review of ‘Someone of Significance’: “The journey is yet to begin”

    Last week, the Network Theatre hosted the world premiere of Amalia Kontensi’s new play, starring film and television regulars Simon Bass and Fuonlola Olunfuwa. Guillermo Nazara shares his thoughts about the piece, to let us know what‘s in store in this tale where the love for somebody else clashes with the love for your own…

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    6 March, 2023
    English contents, Reviews
    All's Well That Ends Well, Amalia Kontesi, bankers, Barons Court Theatre, bfi, Chelsea Rep, energy crisis, Escaper, Funlola Olufunwa, greenwich theatre, lambeth, network theatre, Octopus, play, Sam Tannenbaum, Simon Bass, sleeping beauty, someone of significance, southwark, The Machines That Built America, The Soprano, The Testing Point, the vaults, There's Something That We Need To Talk About, Vasiliki Verousi, vault festival, waterloo

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