London Fringe
The Open House – Review
| January 29, 2018
Sometimes you wished walls could talk. You move into a new home, one that may have endured the highs and lows of generations of families, and you have
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Richard III – Review
| May 16, 2017
There is no doubt in most people’s minds of Richard III’s unbridled lust for power and his murderous and Machiavellian plotting and conniving for the crown, no matter
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Power-crazed misogyny. Retinue named for Arcola’s anarchic Richard III
| April 23, 2017
King Edward is on the throne, and England is at peace. But don’t worry – it won’t be that way for long. Gripping and outrageous, Shakespeare’s Richard III
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Playing the devil. Greg Hicks is Richard III for Arcola spring season
| March 1, 2017
Shakespearean actor Greg Hicks plays the villainous king in Richard III and Neil Bartlett is set to direct his new adaptation of Albert Camus’ modern classic, The Plague,
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The Kreutzer Sonata – Review
| July 14, 2016
There’s nothing worse than being stuck next to the nutter on the bus or the oddly-strange train passenger who latches onto you and proceeds to tell you their
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Greg Hicks’ Arcola return with Tolstoy’s The Kreutzer Sonata
| June 28, 2016
Shakespearean actor Greg Hicks returns to London’s Arcola Theatre with Tolstoy’s controversial The Kreutzer Sonata from July 6. This gripping stage adaptation by acclaimed playwright Nancy Harris will
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Clarion – Review
| October 23, 2015
Newspaper satire, Clarion, made the headlines when it first opened at the Arcola Theatre in April for causing the normally expressionless critics to break out, en masse, into
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Fresh Clarion call at Arcola for winter season
| September 21, 2015
Sound the trumpets. Greg Hicks and Clare Higgins return to London’s Arcola Theatre with the five-star hit Clarion to kick off the venue’s winter season. Mark Jagasia’s smash
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Ground-breaking RSC Tempest to play to children with autism
| May 9, 2014
Royal Shakespeare Company actor and director Kelly Hunter has come up with a very special production of The Tempest for an audience of children with autism. RSC leading
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