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Tag Archives: Nicolas Kent
The Kilburn Project: The Tricycle goes nuclear with ‘The Bomb – a partial history’
Saturday 11th February 2012 (matinée) and Saturday 3rd March 2012 (evening) Never one to shirk a challenge, Nicolas Kent has devoted the final few weeks of his tenure at the Tricycle to a ‘festival’ of all things nuclear, using the … Continue reading
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Tagged Amit Gupta, David Grieg, David Yip, Lee Blessing, Nicolas Kent, Nuclear, Ron Hutchinson, The Bomb A Partial History, Tricycle, Trident
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Di Great Insohreckshan*? The Tricycle enquires into the riots
It is a sad indictment of our media that if you want an unbiased account of what happened in the Summer riots you need to buy a ticket to the Tricycle’s latest production. Nicolas Kent commissioned the play while the … Continue reading
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Tagged Gillian Slovo, Jasmine Robinson, Nicolas Kent, review, the riots, The Tricycle
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Arms and the Mouse: The Tricycle takes us for a walk in the woods
15th October 2011, matinée Inspired by true events, ‘A Walk in the Woods’ is not one of the Tricycle’s famous transcript plays, but it does have a ring of authenticity about it and although it was first performed over twenty … Continue reading
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Tagged A Walk in the Woods, Lee Blessing, Myriam Cyr, Nicolas Kent, Paul Nitze, Steven Crossley, Tricycle
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Nicolas Kent Tricycles into the sunset
Anyone reading about Nicolas Kent’s departure from the Tricycle Theatre might be forgiven for thinking that it is not a theatre at all, but a grim lecture hall where the middle classes go to assuage their guilt about the latest … Continue reading
