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Tag Archives: Tricycle
Innocents Lost: Bracken Moor at the Tricycle Theatre
Saturday 13th July 2013, matinee When we heard that Shared Experience were going to put on ‘Bracken Moor’, a new play by Alexi Kaye Campbell at the Tricycle, we didn’t stop to read any further – we booked immediately, and … Continue reading
A Perfect Storm: Shared Experience resurrect Mary Shelley at the Tricycle
‘Mary Shelley’ was essential viewing for us, being the latest production to come from Shared Experience, who seem to have developed a niche market in dramatising the creative processes of great writers, most notably in Bronte. ‘Mary Shelley’ could even … Continue reading
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
Posted in Reviews
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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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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Are you now or have you ever been….Jewish: Arthur Miller’s Broken Glass at the Tricycle
13th August 2011 matinée (preview) Having gone to see Broken Glass without much previous knowledge (except that it was on at the Tricycle and boasted Anthony Sher in the cast) we were astonished to discover that Arthur Miller’s playwriting career spans … Continue reading
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Tagged Anthony Sher, Arthur Miller, Broken Glass, review, Stanley Townsend, Tara Fitzgerald, Tricycle, West End transfer
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Off West End Theatre awards arrive at last! But did they have to call them the Offies?
Well, we said ‘go to the source’ and it’s been commented before that the Laurence Olivier Awards are often given to productions that originated outside the West End, so it’s great to see a new set of awards to recognise smaller … Continue reading
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Tagged Almeida, Juliet Stevenson, Michael Pennington, Off West End, offies, Sally Ann Triplett, theatre awards, Tricycle
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