Tag: White Bear Theatre

An Honourable Man – Review

Anne Cox | November 26, 2018

Disillusioned maverick MP Joe Newman, quits the Labour party on a point of principle and stands as an independent. He’s ecstatic when he is unexpectedly elected in a

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Political satire with An Honourable Man at White Bear Theatre

Anne Cox | October 21, 2018

Brexit? Never mind Brexit. What if the Brexit vote, UKIP, even the BNP and the EDL – what if all that was just the beginning? An Honourable Man,

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Eros – Review

Gavin McAlinden | September 2, 2018

Imagine the worst, dreariest episode of Eastenders. Then sprinkle on some additional cliché, poor production values and a plodding pace. This will give you some idea of what

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Gift of The Gab – Review

Anne Cox | May 21, 2018

I must admit that, from the title alone, I was expecting a sort of Minder/ Only Fools and Horses-style comedy with a bit of East End patter, lots

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The Lady With A Dog – Review

Anne Cox | February 26, 2018

Advice columns have often suggested lonely hearts should take up dog walking as a sure fired way of finding romance. They may be barking up the wrong tree

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This Story of Yours to be retold at White Bear Theatre

Anne Cox | December 12, 2017

Nothing I’ve done can be one half as bad as the thoughts in your head. I wouldn’t have your thoughts. Time & Tide Theatre probes humanity’s dark side

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The Tailor-Made Man – review

Anne Cox | November 10, 2017

At one time Billy Haines, the subject of Claudio Macor’s play, The Tailor-Made Man, was as big as Clark Gable, Ramon Novarro and Montgomery Clift (look ’em up

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Trio takes Curtain Call at White Bear Theatre this Xmas

Anne Cox | November 9, 2017

Kennington’s White Bear Theatre kicks off its Christmas season with Curtain Call, Simon Bradbury’s new, darkly comic, play about lost love, alcoholism and stage fright. Yes, they’re all

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Revival for The Tailor-Made Man at White Bear Theatre

Anne Cox | September 14, 2017

The Tailor-Made Man, the powerful true story about the Hollywood studio system, and the star who gave up everything for the man he loved, is to get

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Class, canapés & cults. Jack Stanley’s Catastrophists comes to White Bear Theatre

Anne Cox | July 31, 2017

“You’re just quietly preparing for civilisation to collapse and really, we couldn’t ask for anything more as neighbours” Jack Stanley’s darkly comic debut play Catastrophists, about class, canapés

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Sheep – Review

Anne Cox | July 22, 2017

Ever had trouble sleeping? Pity poor Dexy – not because his daft mother named him after a badly-dressed ’80s singer but because he hasn’t slept for almost three

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Counting the days. Sleep comedy, Sheep, comes to White Bear Theatre

Anne Cox | July 7, 2017

It’s been twenty-one nights since Dexy last slept. It could be down to his choice of pillow. Duck Down. It could be down the heating in his flat.