My introduction to the world of Asian drama was about 4 years ago by my husband as an alternative to western television and as an activity we could enjoy together. We are both avid fans of kung fu movies and adding Asian dramas to our viewing selection seemed easy enough.Who knew I would be immediately hooked! While we will occasionally watch dramas from Korea and Japan, Chinese drama is most popular in our household.

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	Review: The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore, Charing Cross Theatre
	
	 Flora “Sissy” Goforth (Linda Marlowe) is a Georgia belle, although we have to rely on the script to tell us this as her accent wanders wildly. At one point she sounded distinctly Australian. She is dictating her memoirs to her secretary Miss Black or ‘Blackie’ (a strong Lucie Shorthouse) when there is an interruption at…

An unsuccessful revival of a rarely performed 1963 Tennessee Williams play.
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Review: The Milk Train Doesn’t Stop Here Anymore, Charing Cross Theatre

With mid-term elections on the doorstep, Prattville's "Way Off Broadway Theatre" is currently skewering the American electorate in Paul Slade Smith's 2015 satire The Outsider, a two act romp performed by an impressive acting ensemble under Melissa Strickland's confident direction.Set in the present day in the governor's office of an unnamed  small state, and taking care to remain neutral regarding…

Way Off Broadway Theatre/Prattville: "The Outsider"

The Wizard of Oz is one of the most beloved films of all time. First released in 1939, this Judy Garland classic is a family favourite even still today. Wicked the Musical, first brought to the London stage in 2006 (which gives the backstory to the original film) is still going strong and has just celebrated sixteen years in the West End. So, a queer, cabaret, immersive dining experience at The…

The Wizard of Oz is one of the most beloved films of all time. First released in 1939, this Judy Garland classic is a family favourite even still today. Wicked the Musical, first brought to [ read more ]
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REVIEW: WITCHES OF OZ (Vaults)


 By Zsófi Kozma, Bíborka Béres, Kata  Kopeczny, Ádám Fekete, Ferenc  Kálmán, Dorka  Farkas. In this week’s episode, hosts Bíborka and Zsófi focus on different abilities and handicapped people in the performing arts.

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Freddie Hayes chats about her show Potatohead



We loved Freddie Hayes’ Potatohead, giving it 4 stars in our review during its Edinburgh run. We’re fairly confident this is the only retelling of Faustus from the viewpoint of a potato. So wher Freddie got in touch to let us know of some new dates, we really wanted to chat and find out a little more.



So, we invited Freddie onto our Runn Radio…

Freddie Hayes chats about Potatohead
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Podcast: Mashing It Up With Freddie

A perennial favorite, Dan Goggin's musical comedy Nunsense has been staged frequently in the River Region since its 1985 Off-Broadway debut, the latest spirited iteration being staged by the Pike Road Theatre Co., directed and choreographed by James Keith Posey.In it, five of the Little Sisters of Hoboken are planning a fund-raising talent show. It seems that some 56 of their convent were…