Reviews Archives - AMY STUTZ

REVIEW | Wanted | Gazebo Theatre

Gazebo Theatre are a Theatre in Education company that bring authentic issues to life through powerful theatre. Their latest production Wanted is a hard-hitting story about extraordinary women. What can…

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REVIEW | Asking For It | Birmingham Rep

Louise O’Neill’s powerfully poignant Irish novel Asking For It has been adapted for the stage and made its UK premiere at Birmingham Rep. When Emma, a teenager who lives in…

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2 min

REVIEW | Prism | UK Tour

Prism is a moving story about legendary Hollwood filmmaker Jack Cardiff. The double Oscar award-winning has retired to Buckinghamshire and is writing his autobiography, but his memory is fading and…

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2 min

REVIEW | Marshall Street

During the height of racial tension in Birmingham back in 1965, Smethwick was visited by human rights activist Malcom X. Inspired by this, Paul Magson has written a play, Marshall…

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3 min

REVIEW | & Juliet

Shakespeare’s had a makeover and this time it’s Juliet’s time to have her say. With Max Martin’s smash-hit pop times, some of musical theatre’s finest talent and a 21st century…

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2 min

REVIEW | SWIM | Edinburgh Fringe

When I lived in Manchester, visiting HOME was a real treat. Their unique fringe theatre was created with real passion and Liz Richardson’s Swim is no exception. With Sam Ward…

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2 min

REVIEW | Collapsible | Edinburgh Fringe

Collapsible is a funny, raw one-woman play that is the internal monologue of a young Irish woman. We meet Essie, who has lost her job, her girlfriend’s left her and…

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2 min

REVIEW | Islander | Edinburgh Fringe

Islander is a stunning and unique piece of theatre that captures the beauty of myth and folklore through sublime music. With just two voices that take on a multitude of…

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