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Wetherby Prep Marylebone and Wetherby Pre-Prep Kensington to Become Co-Educational from September 2027
Expansion of the Wetherby Pembridge journey to include co-educational pre-prep and prep pathway The move expands access to high-quality independent education and forms part of the continued development of the Wetherby Pembridge journey – a connected 2–18 educational pathway designed to offer families continuity, choice and a single standard of academic excellence from early years through to senior school.
Swive, Shakespeare's Globe London ✭✭✭✭
Helena Payne reviews Ella Hickson’s Swive, now playing at Shakespeare’s Globe in the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse. Swive Sam Wanamaker Playhouse Shakespeare’s Globe London 4 Stars Book Now On the eve of a hotly contested and viciously fought general election, we settle into the warm rubic cube of the Sam Wanamaker playhouse; the chunky stage of gilded chipboard, an apt metaphor for Elizabeth I as a monarch.
REVIEW: As You Like It, RSC Barbican Theatre ✭✭✭
Helena Payne reviews the Royal Shakespeare Company’s production of William Shakespeare’s As You Like It now playing a the Barbican Centre. Sophie Khan Levy and Lucy Phelps. Photo: Topher McGrillis (c) RSC As You Like It Royal Shakespeare Company Barbican Theatre London 3 Stars Book Tickets It’s always a joy to be invited to a Royal Shakespeare Company production of one of your favourite comedies so with high hopes I settled into the cavernous whale’s belly of the Barbican’s great auditorium.
Old Stock, Wilton's Music Hall London ✭✭✭✭
Old Stock at Wilton’s describes itself as “A Refugee Love Story,” but it is also a timely comment by Canadian-based 2b Theatre on the topic of immigration; what it takes to leave your home and build another life in a distant land. On a day when across the planet, children and young people are striking and demanding action for climate change, it is easy to see the relevance of this individual story and its applicability to the mass migration we are starting to see globally. The cast of Old Stock.
A strong Lorna for our troubled times - Pleasure Dome Theatre Company
Our very own Helena Payne talks about Pleasure Dome Theatre Company’s production of Lorna Doone at the Valley Of The Rocks. This, the fourth year Pleasure Dome Theatre Company have tempted the elements on the windswept coast of North Devon, contains many firsts: a new cast, a major anniversary (Lorna Doone was written 150 years ago), a new script – dramatised by Helena Stafford Northcote – and above all, fantastic weather.
Mary's Babies, Jermyn Street Theatre ✭✭✭✭✭
Helena Payne reviews Mary’s Babies a play by Maud Dromgoole now playing at the Jermyn Street Theatre London. Emma Fielding and Katy Stephens in Mary’s Babies. Photo: Robert Workman Mary’s Babies Jermyn Street Theatre 23 March 2019 5 Stars Book Tickets Jermyn Street Theatre’s latest offering is the sublime Mary’s Babies written by the astonishingly gifted Maud Dromgoole and directed with sensitivity and wit by Tatty Hennesey.
REVIEW: Admissions, Trafalgar Studios London ✭✭✭✭
Helena Payne reviews Alex Kingston in Admissions by Joshua Harmon now playing at Trafalgar Studios, London. Alex Kingston (Sherri) and Sarah Hadland (Ginnie) in Admissions. Photo: Johan Persson Admissions Trafalgar Studios 4 Stars Book Now Sherri Rosen-Mason played by Alex Kingston is head of Admissions at an aspirational school; she lives in an aspirational house with an aspirational kitchen and her aspirational husband, the headteacher.
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