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Review of ‘A Dead Body in Taos’: “An autopsy of the soul”

David Farr’s latest play lands in London for a strictly limited run after touring across the UK from its inception at the Bristol Old Vic. Guillermo Názara reviews this piece exploring human emptiness and crave through the eyes of the inert, to let us know his thoughts on this production taking place at one of […]

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1 November, 2022

English contents, Reviews

a dead body in taos, aldgate east, bristol old vic, Clara Onyemere, cyborg, david burnett, david farr, dominic thorburn, drama, eve ponsonby, fuel company, gemma lawrence, london, love, love story, Nathan Ives-Moiba, off west end, Rachel Bagshaw, romantic, sci fi, science fiction, theatre, tower hill, tristram kenton, west end, wiltons music hall
Review of ‘Doctor Who: Time Fracture’: “Cracks don’t always mean weakening”

The long running BBC TV series goes back to the stage in a custom-built immersive experience, now running until September after popular demand. Guillermo Názara has volunteered as one of the UNIT HQ recruiters, to let us know if he got to succeed in his mission, and tell us what’s in store behind the walls […]

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28 April, 2022

Reviews

Aimee Kember, Ash Weir, bbc, cyberman, Daniel Dingsdale, dr who, dr who time fracture, elizabeth i, Evangeline Dickson, Georgia Corrigan, Helena Westerman and Alastair Willy, historical, immersive, immersive experiences, immersive theatre, Jacob Jackson, Jamie Pigott, Jonathan Tynan-Moss, Linn Johansson, london, Matthew Coulton, Nathan Banks, Owen Jenkins, period, queen, robots, Sarah Farrell, sci fi, shakespeare, time fracture, tom maller, tv series, west end, William Frazer
Olly Dobson talks ‘Back To The Future’: “We know what people want to see and the other side of things that you’ve never seen before”

Currently playing to packed houses at the Adelphi Theatre, today’s one-of-a-king guests steps every night into one of the most memorable characters of film, and now theatre, History. Guillermo Názara chats with lead actor Olly Dobson, who originated the main role in the musical adaptation of the emblematic 80s movie Back To The Future. All […]

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30 March, 2022

Interviews

80s, adelphi theatre, alan silvestri, back to the future, comedy, covent garden, delorean, dr emmet brown, drama, dreamers, fantasy, great scott, hill valley, it works, johnny b goode, london, marty mcfly, musical, musical theatre, musicals, olly dobson, plutonium, roger bart, sci fi, space time continuum, the power of love, this world's for the dreamers, time machine, time travel, tower clock, west end
‘Back to the Future – The Musical’ releases official music video starring Roger Bart, along with original cast album

The show will also be extending its run at London’s Adelphi Theatre upon popular demand. Based on the iconic 80s movie, the production features new original music by Alan Silvestri and Glen Ballard, as well as the film’s classic songs. Also starring Olly Dobson as ‘Marty McFly’, this adaptation is led by Tony Award-winning director […]

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11 March, 2022

News

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Review of ‘A Dead Body in Taos’: “An autopsy of the soul”

Review of ‘Doctor Who: Time Fracture’: “Cracks don’t always mean weakening”

Olly Dobson talks ‘Back To The Future’: “We know what people want to see and the other side of things that you’ve never seen before”

‘Back to the Future – The Musical’ releases official music video starring Roger Bart, along with original cast album