Review: The Comedy of Errors
Foot of the Hill Theatre Company does 'The Comedy of Errors' justice in its portrayal of bawdy jokes, mistaken identity and hyperbolic love.
Durham University's Online Student Magazine
Foot of the Hill Theatre Company does 'The Comedy of Errors' justice in its portrayal of bawdy jokes, mistaken identity and hyperbolic love.
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Feather Theatre Company's 'My Fair Lady' brings an upbeat spin on the classic musical
Sophie Boddington talks about her take on one of Shakespeare's most farcical plays 'The Comedy of Errors'.
Lauren Spowart brings her take on 'My Fair Lady' to the DST.
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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'.