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Caroline David

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Under The Shadow review at Almeida Theatre Islington

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By Caroline David
| London Now Verified
2 1/1 There’s certainly an appetite for horror in theatre. Building on the recent West End success of Paranormal Activity and The Woman in Black‘s 33-year run, the Almeida’s staging of Babak Anvari’s award-winning feature Under the Shadow is a canny move. Set in Tehran in 1988 during the Iran-Iraq war - and adapted by Carmen Nasr - the production replicates much of the film’s detail of everyday life under siege. Director Nadia Latif layers in jump-scares and blackouts to ratchet up the terror.
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Une fleur sous les décombres

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By Caroline David
| La-Strada
Une fleur sous les décombres Posted at 12:31h in Théâtre Hend Jouda, poétesse palestinienne, artiste engagée au sein de la plateforme Shaeirat – qui porte des voix féminines et poétiques de la scène arabe contemporaine –, performera ses écrits dans le spectacle Gaza ô ma joie, présenté au Liberté à Toulon, les 18 et 19 mai. « Que signifie être poète en temps de guerre ?
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Review: ‘Mountain Mountain Biking Biking,’ written by Clara Noggle, CC ’28, includes introspective lesbians and lots of mountain biking

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By Caroline David, Gabi Fabozzi, Marivi Vergara
| Columbia Daily Spectator Verified
If you have ever wanted to see people bike around a theater and dissect their relationship issues, playwright Clara Noggle, CC ’28, has the show for you. Written by Noggle, NOMADS’ mainstage production of “Mountain Mountain Biking Biking” ran from April 10 to 11 in the Glicker-Milstein Theatre. The play follows cycling enthusiast Ivy (Ana Lee, CC ’29) and her frustrated, novice girlfriend Becca (Lucy Johnstone, BC ’28) on their trip to a mountain biking trail.
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