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Anya Ryan

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Critic and culture journo. Mainly theatre/comedy/gossip. @JSchofieldTrust fellow 2024 @_creativeaccess alumni. Commission me anyaryan96@gmail.com
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'The Guilty' review — Russell Tovey is phenomenal in this gripping, high-stakes thriller

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By Anya Ryan Verified
| London Theatre Guide - Online Verified
Police control room thriller The Guilty is already an absolutely fine 2021 film starring Jake Gyllenhaal, adapted from the 2018 Danish film Den Skyldige. That means you can pop some popcorn in the microwave, make yourself comfortable, and get all the heart-pounding tension on Netflix without leaving the house. You’d need a pretty good reason, then, to get your card out and buy a ticket for a stage adaptation. But doubters needn’t fret.
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'Hot Mess: A New Musical' review — this climate change romantic comedy is an absolute scorcher

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By Anya Ryan Verified
| London Theatre Guide - Online Verified
Does “a climate change romantic comedy with musical theatre songs” roll off the tongue? Maybe not. But Jack Godfrey and Ellie Coote’s unlikely show Hot Mess deftly explores the toxic relationship between humanity and the Earth in all its ice-cap-melting glory. Half cautionary tale, half love story gone wrong, we meet a personified version of Earth, single and ready to mingle 66 million years after a relationship breakdown (yes, dinosaurs – we’re looking at you).
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A to B review – relentless mishaps as nothing goes to plan on blind date

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By Anya Ryan Verified
| Yahoo Style Canada Verified
Searching for love … Zakiyyah Dean and Sheyi Cole in A to B at Soho theatre.Photograph: Tyler Fayose (Photograph: Tyler Fayose) All the nerves, hope and anticipation of getting ready for a date melt together in Tia-Renee Mullings’s coming-of-age play. Told through two separate, overlapping monologues, Brianna (Zakiyyah Dean) and Armani (Sheyi Cole) prepare for a night that could change the course of their lives for the better. Or it could go horribly wrong. Who knows?
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