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A-Z Index of affiliate
reviews
Reviews listed by
affiliates
Priscilla, Queen of the Desert, Lichfield Operatic Society
Bunkered, Hall Green Little Theatre
A Month of Sundays, Grange Playhouse, Walsall
It Runs in The Family, Highbury Theatre Centre
Going Straight, The Nonentities, The Rose Theatre,
Kidderminster
The Girl on the Train, Sutton Arts Theatre
Status Update & Education, Education, Education, Stage2 The
Crescent Theatre
Goodnight Mr Tom , Hall Green Little Theatre
Taking The Waters, The Loft, Leamington Spa
Private Lives, The Talisman Theatre, Kenilworth
Agnes of God, Swan Theatre Amateur Company
Cranford, The Nonentities, The Rose Theatre, Kidderminster
Present Laughter, The Loft Theatre, Leamington Spa
Company, Sutton Arts Theatre
And Then There Were None, The Nonentities, The Rose Theatre,
Kidderminster
The Effect, Hall Green Little Theatre
Relatively Speaking, Grange Players, Grange Playhouse
Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, The Loft,
Leamington Spa
Passion Play, Highbury Theatre Centre
Heroes, The Nonentities, The Rose Theatre,
Kidderminster
Trust Me, I'm a doctor, Edward's Boys, King Edward VI
School, Stratford-upon-Avon.
My Cousin Rachel, Grange Players, GrangePlayhouse, Walsall
And then there were none, Hall Green Little Theatre
Handbagged, Highbury Theatre Centre
The Seafarer, The Loft, Leamington
The Deep Blue Sea, Sutton Arts Theatre
See how they run,
The Nonentities, The Rose Theatre, Kidderminster
Twist, The Nonentities, The Rose Theatre, Kidderminster
How the other half loves, Highbury Players, Highbury Theatre
Centre
The Dixie Swim Club, Grange Players, Grange Playhouse
Sleeping Beauty, Sutton
Arts Theatre
Goldilocks and the Three Bears, Hall Green Little Theatre
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