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Theatre
Thomas O’Connor is impressed by the “energy and excitement” delivered by the cast of Bedroom Farce but finds that the show is ultimately a product of its time 3 stars
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“A tragically evocative evening of drama which succeeds in balancing this mix almost to perfection” writes Thomas O’Connor 5 stars
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Thomas O’Connor implores you to “empty your mind, open your heart, and risk losing your soul with this outstanding evening of old-Russia meets new-Cambridge” as Ghostwritten takes to the stage
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Emerging from the fog of 1950s Soho, Thomas O’Connor was left awestruck by this ADC mainshow Five stars
Theatre
At a bit of a loose end post-prelims? Staff reviewer Thomas O’Connor reveals his theatre picks for the coming term
Theatre
A “one-woman-comedy whirlwind” writes Thomas O’Connor, impressed with Ash Weir’s evening of “explosive” stand-up
Theatre
Thomas O’Connor is impressed by the cast’s “razzmatazz and energy” How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying
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A “dramatic gem” writes Thomas O’Connor, impressed with the stellar cast of Week 7 drama The Shape of Things
Theatre
“Gloriously ambitious beyond what might ever be fully realised” writes Thomas O’Connor in praise of this Fletcher Players freshers play 5 stars
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Thomas O’Connor boards the SS American and finds it a fun and light-hearted affair
Theatre
Thomas O’Connor thoroughly enjoyed the dark authenticity of McDonagh’s classic 4 stars
Theatre
Thomas O’Connor boards HMS Pinafore for an evening of smooth and sonorous sailing
Theatre
Thomas O’Connor thoroughly enjoyed this “glittering gem of a show”
Theatre
The feisty young stars of the Municipal Girls Orphanage are showing the adults how it’s done in this cheery local production, finds Thomas O’Connor
Theatre
Cambridge Arts Theatre 2016 Pantomime: Dick Whittington was a stylishly made production with fun injected into every scene, writes Thomas O’Connor 4 stars
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Thomas O’Connor enjoyed aspects of the production, particularly the performances of the lead roles, but highlights the need for adjustments with the acoustics 3 Stars
Theatre
Thomas O’Connor commends the bravery and sensitivity with which dementia is explored in Corpus Playroom’s student-written production, I have lost myself 5 Stars
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Thomas O’Connor tells us why musicals are more than just the junk food of theatre
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Thomas O’Connor was was enchanted by this ADC musical, despite some problems with its plant protagonist
