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Review: Twelfth Night, Royal Exchange, Manchester
As someone from Stratford-upon-Avon, I’m no stranger to Shakespeare. Walking through the quaint town centre, you can’t shake a feathered quill without bumping into a street performer bellowing lines from King Lear.
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I’ve never been behind the scenes at the Royal Exchange in Manchester, and so it feels peculiar to be heading for the stage door.
Read the full story..Investigating the Bard at Bolton Octagon
In the Octagon, Bolton has a successful theatre generating its own productions and receiving touring shows. Sounds like any other theatre, right?
Read the full story..Twelfth Night: a refreshing adaptation by Bolton Octagon
David Thacker’s relationship with Shakespeare is a substantial one. He has directed 28 productions of the Bard.
Read the full story..Twelfth Night at The Lowry
It begins with the iconic soliloquy “If music be the food of love, play on.”
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