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Masterson’s Under Milk Wood brings an entire Welsh town gloriously to life (opens the original)
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Taking on Dylan Thomas’s Under Milk Wood as a solo performer is the theatrical equivalent of climbing a mountain without ropes. Guy Masterson not only attempts it but makes the extraordinary feat look almost effortless. For more than three decades, Masterson has been performing his one-man interpretation of Thomas’s much-loved “play for voices” and the years have clearly done nothing to diminish its energy, humour or sheer theatrical inventiveness. The premise remains wonderfully simple. We spen
Tracy-Ann Oberman shines in sparkling revival of Noel Coward's Present Laughter (opens the original)
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There are some actors who walk on stage and immediately make you understand why everyone else in the play is prepared to put up with them. Tracy-Ann Oberman is one of them. As Geri Essendine in this bold new production of Noël Coward's Present Laughter, at Theatre Royal Bath until Saturday, September 5, Oberman succeeds wonderfully in playing a woman who is vain, selfish, demanding, adored and infuriating, yet somehow makes us want to spend the evening in her company. Coward's 1939 comedy has be
Comedian Ralf Little is quietly compelling in John Le Carre's post-war spy drama (opens the original)
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John le Carré's The Spy Who Came In From The Cold is a landmark of Cold War fiction, a novel steeped in ambiguity, betrayal and moral exhaustion. Bringing such an intensely internal work to the stage might appear a fool's errand, but this gripping adaptation, written by David Eldridge and directed by Jeremy Herrin, succeeds by embracing the novel's psychological tension rather than trying to imitate cinematic spectacle. Fresh from acclaimed runs at Chichester Festival Theatre and in London's Wes
Theatre Review: Our Man in Havana at Theatre Royal Bath spins a hilarious web of lies (opens the original)
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Graham Greene's classic comedy Our Man in Havana remains a deliciously sharp blend of espionage, satire and farce, and this lively stage adaptation by Clive Francis touring to the Theatre Royal Bath to Saturday, August 8 proves that its wit has lost none of its bite. Set against the colourful backdrop of pre-revolutionary Cuba, the story follows vacuum cleaner salesman James Wormold, who stumbles into the world of British intelligence and discovers that fabricated secrets can become alarmingly r
Ukrainian books donated to Wiltshire library (opens the original)
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Bradford on Avon Library has received a donation of Ukrainian-language books to help families who have settled in Wiltshire stay connected with their language, culture and heritage. The collection, donated by the Kyiv Region Children’s Library, was delivered to the library on Monday, July 20. The books will now be catalogued before being made available for readers to borrow. The donation was organised by Boryspil District councillor Yuliia Semenova, whose family has lived in Bradford on Avon sin
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