Review: She Loves Him, He Loves Her Not
She Loves Him, He Loves Her Not foreshadows well for STAB's on-the-rise drama and is 'hilariously bizarre' in its depiction of unrequited love, family, and pirates.
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She Loves Him, He Loves Her Not foreshadows well for STAB's on-the-rise drama and is 'hilariously bizarre' in its depiction of unrequited love, family, and pirates.
Puns Intended breaks the fourth wall in its exploration of what everyone's famous favourite characters would be like outside their roles.
Torts & Tina talk about their new "unpretentious" comedy and where they hope to take it next.
Green Door Theatre Company bring Henrik Ibsen's 'A Doll's House' to the DST.
Kimran Rana blends the party lifestyle with political commentary in Letterbox Productions' 'Jerusalem'.
Green Door Theatre Company brings Ibsen's intended version of 'A Doll's House' to DST.
Cabaret brings a traditional romance and a political narrative together in a deceptively on-the-surface cheery musical.
Emma Williams talks re-establishing 'STAB' to its former glory, and bring 'She Loves Him, He Loves Her Not' to life within the limits of student theatre.
The collaborative efforts of Pitch Productions bring the LGBT+ History Month Showcase to the Assembly Rooms Theatre.
Rennan Tilbury reviews Hatfield's Freshers' Play 'Black Comedy.'