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22 Jan 2011 |
"Ballet down the boozer" - londondance.com |
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23 Dec 2010 |
It is moving, harrowing and yet very funny and gives the Christmas message in a clearer fashion than anything else around." |
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27 Aug - 19 Aug 2010 |
"Giant Olive's ZIP is a terrifyingly mad, easy-on-the-worthiness blast of entertainment" "UK's gun and knife problem tackled by young actors" - BBC "Excites, Entertains, provokes and moves." - The Londonist |
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02 Mar to 28 Mar 2010 |
"Sparkling comedy with talented cast" - "a production of enormous vim by actor turned director Ray Shell who elicits prize-winning performances from an excellent ensemble" "In summary, this is a rarity - new geeky sci-fi theatre that is actually enjoyable" - Camden New Journal |
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24 Nov 09 to 10 Jan 10 |
"Comic gothic shocker full marks" - "Supernatural offers an antidote to festive frolics with a sinister tale full of frights and mystery" - The Stage "And now for something completely different - be afraid, be very afraid and see Giant Olive Theatre Company's production of three classic horror stories" - |
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30 Nov 09 to 10 Jan 10 |
"thoroughly engaging telling of this rich, layered story" - "In these bleak times Oliver Twist is a reminder of our much darker past and this production, if you'll pardon a well-trodden phrase, certainly leaves you wanting more." |
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11 Aug to 12 Sep 2009 |
"..an adventurous, heartfelt comedy with humorous, genuine characters and a touching plot lined with tragedy." - "wild plotting and vigorous prose make you wish there were more ambitious, new history plays like it on the fringe." |
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21 Jul to 31 Jul 2009 |
"Franceschi's style straddles both street and classical dance" - Guardian.co.uk "Top-class ballet down the boozer" - Camden New Journal Critics Choice - Time Out London |
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21 Apr to 09 May 2009 |
"..an enjoyable play by a clearly talented writer..." - The Stage "Never dull and consistently funny" - Fringe Review |
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24 Mar to 18 Apr 2009 |
"It's physical theatre par excellence... What more can you ask for?..." "Dark Tales is a unique work of theatrical magic." - The British Theatre Guide |
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09 Dec 08 to 11 Jan 09 |
"Now here's a neat idea for injecting a little fraicheur unto a stale seasonal staple" - '...riveting.It is moving, harrowing and yet very funny" "Daring take on a festive classic" - Camden New Journal |
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18 Nov to 14 Dec 2008 |
"Finely executed hilarity from the fringes" - Time Out "If all Giant Olive's productions are as well-done as The Hostess of the Inn, this is a theatre company that is definitely going places" "Opulence on a miniscule budget... energy & pace that fills the venue" |
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11 Sep to 21 Sep 2008 |
'this little theatre constantly grows in popularity and is well worth a trip to Kentish Town" "Well staged revival of classic" "A joy to watch" |
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21 Aug to 31 Aug 2008 |
"All prose, but never prosaic" A small man with a very short neck and a large head sunken into his shoulders did not give Jean Baptiste Poquelin a particularly distinguished appearance. Nevertheless, despite not having the physical advantages of an actor, he embarked on a stage career at the age of 21 and for 15 years enjoyed modest success with a touring company. |
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21 Aug to 31 Aug 2008 |
"interesting and challenging theatre piece" Giant Olive presents a reflection of women’s antagonistic relationship with men and the exploration of the female entity. Enjoy a journey of women’s evolutionary role in society. |
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The Roses of Whitechapel 28 Nov to 28 Nov 2010 |
Giant Olive Theatre Company in Association with: Jonathan Kaufman and Martin ... “An uncompromising and unflinching post-mortem of the murders.” - The Mercury “An insightful piece of work that is as much a history lesson as entertainment.” - South London Press |
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MEAT 22 Nov to 27 Nov 2010 |
Giant Olive Theatre Company in Association with: Odd Man Out Productions and REDNec “MEAT” is described as ‘combining physicality with the traditions of the film noir influence’ and as an ‘adult exploration’. |
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Trading Faces 19 Oct to 06 Nov 2010 |
Giant Olive Theatre Company in Association with: The Actors Ensemble "…it's sharp and touching too. And Sam Rumbelow directs with tact and sensitivity" - Time Out |
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The Sexes 05 Oct to 10 Oct 2010 |
Giant Olive Theatre Company in Association with: The Off-Off-Off-Broadway Company |
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War and Peas 28 Sep to 03 Oct 2010 |
Giant Olive Theatre Company in Association with: Fresh Productions Join Olga and Alexander (or is it Yuri?) as they hurtle through an evening of visitations from some strange, and sometimes familiar, characters. Is the stranger a spy, or their son? Is he a Brigadier or an Admiral? Will they save their apples from the tax inspector? Will Don Corleone find all his oranges? |
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Terrorism 13 Sep to 18 Sep 2010 |
Giant Olive Theatre Company in Association with: Moonlight Productions An extraordinary, fragmented, disturbing play about the state of modern Russia, by two Siberian-born brothers. | ||||
