clifford samuel – First Night Magazine

Review of ‘Here There Are Blueberries’ (2026, Stratford East): “Fruitful premise is still waiting to ripen”

The venue presents the London premiere of Moises Kaufman and Amanda Gronich’s eye-opening play about the Holocaust. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show to let us know if this photo-based story ends up at the bottom of the barrel. You can either expect everything or nothing from a play about Nazi Germany. Surprisingly,…

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12 February, 2026

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amanda gronich, arthur wilson, auschwitz, clifford samuel, geraldine alexander, here there are blueberries, here there are blueberries review, historical play, holocaust, jewish, jewish memory, jewish play, Kirsten Foster, moises kaufman, os lanse, os leanse, paksie vernon, philippine velge, scott barrow, stratford east, stratford east theatre, tectonic theater project, theatre royal stratford east
Review of ‘2:22’: “Still a hot spook”

Danny Robin’s hit horror play starts its next season in the West End, now running at the Apollo Theatre until the end of summer. Guillermo Nazara returns to the production to share his thoughts on its newly arrived cast, to reveal if the show continues to have a ghost of a chance. Double, double toil and…

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1 June, 2023

English contents, Reviews

2:22, 2:22 a ghost story, apollo theatre, broadway, clifford samuel, criterion theatre, danny robins, felix scott, ghost story, haunted, haunting, horror, jaime winstone, london, matthew dunster, mystery, ricky champ, shaftesbury avenue, sophia bush, tom felton, west end, whodunnit