Like a rolling stone, the marvellous Girl From The North Country has rocked back up at the Old Vic theatre...and 8 years on, it's even better than the first time round, says Georgina Brown ○
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Conor McPherson's play, set in 1930's depression era America, and featuring 23 Dylan songs, is even more potent now. Back then, we wondered if it would work. Now we know it's a work of wonder.
If you attend one family wedding this summer, make it Beth Steel's rich, raucous bash, in Till The Stars Come Down - says Georgina Brown ○
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Each of Steel's characters nurses a secret sadness. Sinead Matthews' bride-to-be is subdued. Back in the Eighties, her miner dad crossed a picket line, triggering a 40-year feud with his brother.
8 months ago
Matthew Bourne's darkly dazzling dance drama, where lovers meet and part in a pub in foggy Soho, is a masterclass in non-verbal communication, says Georgina Brown ○
None of the ten sharply realised characters says a word. But their longing, lust and love are expressed with an astonishing eloquence as they tentatively reach out, hoping for a connection.
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