TWO dancers in the Peterbrook Players production of My Fair Lady at Solihull Library Theatre last week had to revert to singing roles because they are pregnant.
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A SUPERB young company explodes into this high-energy show on the wings of excellent choreography and chorus work - and a majestic performance by Richard Smith as the chauvinist oldest brother.
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VIVIENNE Cole's towering production of this Arthur Miller classic brims with fear, threats and suspicion as it tells of the 17th century witch-hunts in Salem, Mississippi.
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THIS South African blend of story-telling, song and dance is a strange choice for a commercial theatre the size of the Hippodrome as it was never likely to be a big seller.
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SOME of the characters in Paul Doust's adaptation of Stella Gibbons' novel seem barking mad down on Cold Comfort Farm, but you learn to love them.
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THE first half of this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic has acquired some unnecessary and silly sexual overtones - but this apart, it is a happy celebration of a show that will be 60 years old next year.
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