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‘the terror is real’ Macbeth, Shakespeare North, Prescot

The wonderful wooden-O auditorium at Shakespeare North, which won the award for best new theatre building in 2023,…
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https://www.europesays.com/uk/1215023/

https://www.europesays.com/ch-fr/316226/ Sorties culturelles: que faire ce week-end du 18 au 21 septembre? #ArtsEtDivertissement #Concert #Culture #eau #enfant #Festival #LabelSuisse #Lausanne #MichelBühler #Musique #orchestre #spectacle #Suisse #Théâtre

https://www.europesays.com/fr/1198480/ À l’occasion des 40 ans du Téléthon, le Théâtre investit pour la 1ère fois le Kinepolis Lomme les 26 & 27 septembre 2026 #26Septembre2026 #27Septembre2026 #actu #Actualités #EU #europe #FR #France #HautsDeFrance #Kinepolis #LaBouleDeCristal #Lille #Lomme #News #RépubliqueFrançaise #Téléthon #théâtre

You Can See 6 Incredible Plays at London’s Barbican For Free This Month – And You’ll be the Only Audience Member

Go down to the Barbican Centre today, and you’ll find its huge theatre shut for a refurb.  But…
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Revel at Byre Theatre: broken Barbies and Swan Lake as a company of older dancers celebrates imperfect bodies

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/revel-review-byre-theatre-st-andrews

#culture #theatre #dance

Revel at Byre Theatre: broken Barbies and Swan Lake as a company of older dancers celebrates imperfect bodies

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/revel-review-byre-theatre-st-andrews

#culture #theatre #dance

Revel at Byre Theatre: broken Barbies and Swan Lake as a company of older dancers celebrates imperfect bodies

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/revel-review-byre-theatre-st-andrews

#culture #theatre #dance

Revel at Byre Theatre: broken Barbies and Swan Lake as a company of older dancers celebrates imperfect bodies

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/revel-review-byre-theatre-st-andrews

#culture #theatre #dance

The Thomas and Kavanaugh Hearings Restaged as a Theatre of Fact

https://fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.newyorker.com/culture/critics-notebook/the-thomas-and-kavanaugh-hearings-restaged-as-a-theatre-of-fact

A sound clip from our new episode! - in which we complete our conversation with the #Philadelphia #theater director, teacher and dramaturg Mark Lord.

Find us, on whatever app you use or wherever your like to listen to your podcasts. Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Overcast - we're on it!
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A sound clip from our new episode! - in which we complete our conversation with the #Philadelphia #theater director, teacher and dramaturg Mark Lord.

Find us, on whatever app you use or wherever your like to listen to your podcasts. Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Overcast - we're on it!
#theatre #history

A sound clip from our new episode! - in which we complete our conversation with the #Philadelphia #theater director, teacher and dramaturg Mark Lord.

Find us, on whatever app you use or wherever your like to listen to your podcasts. Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Overcast - we're on it!
#theatre #history

A sound clip from our new episode! - in which we complete our conversation with the #Philadelphia #theater director, teacher and dramaturg Mark Lord.

Find us, on whatever app you use or wherever your like to listen to your podcasts. Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Overcast - we're on it!
#theatre #history

A sound clip from our new episode! - in which we complete our conversation with the #Philadelphia #theater director, teacher and dramaturg Mark Lord.

Find us, on whatever app you use or wherever your like to listen to your podcasts. Apple, Spotify, YouTube, Overcast - we're on it!
#theatre #history

Theater Review: The Minutes at The Footlight Club

The Minutes

By Tracy Letts
Directed by Fern Roberts

September 18, 2026: Eliot Hall, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts

Cast

Mayor Superba: Richard Stiles
Ms. Johnson: Jennifer Bean
Mr. Carp: Jon Myers
Ms. Matz: Marie Siopy
Mr. Peel: Ryan Kenney
Ms. Innes: Meg Dussault
Mr. Oldfield: Neil Lasky
Mr. Breeding: Chantha Luk
Mr. Blake: Oscar Villeda-Estrada
Mr. Hanratty: Sophie Irina Pels
Mr. Assalone: Kenny Kelleher

Jamaica Plain’s Footlight Club kicks off their 150th Season as the oldest continuously running community theater group in the United States of America. Tracy Letts’ The Minutes is a satirical comedy that shares some similarities with Eureka Day, as they are both set in committee meetings and feature heightened personality quirks and interpersonal conflicts. In this case we join a town council meeting in Big Cherry, placed vaguely in the heartland of America.

During the meeting councilors put forward absurd proposals.  For example, one wants to construct a new handicapped-accessible fountain in the town park, while another has a plan for mixed martial arts challenges against someone cosplaying Abraham Lincoln.  But the heart of the play is Mr. Peel, an eager new councilor who missed the previous meeting due to attending his mother’s funeral.  For some reason another councilor, Mr. Carp, has left the council and the minutes of the previous meeting are hidden and no one will say why.  Mr. Peel steadfastly works to uncover these secrets, also revealing the lies in the founding myth of Big Cherry and its dark hidden past.

The concept of hiding the truth of history and replacing it with a feel good story is very relevant today.  The cast of the play did a great job capturing the types of people you meet at committees and their often less-than-respectful responses to the other characters.  Regardless of who was speaking other actors were typical doing something odd yet relevant to their character, adding to the humor.  The cluttered set felt lived in despite at heart just being a simple half-circle of desks.

The conclusion of the play is one thing that didn’t resonate with me (see below) but overall it was a funny and thought-provoking play.  The Footlight Club’s production of The Minutes closes on Sunday, September 20, 2026

[SPOILERS FOR THE END OF THE MINUTES  BELOW THE CUT]

The finale features the council joining in a ritual in which they pass around a bowl of blood, with each individual tasting it and spreading it on their faces.  It’s ambiguous if the council really is some kind of cult or if this a metaphorical representation of their willingness to hide the truth.  But either way the cult imagery feels kind of like a cop out and undercuts the play’s satirical message.

Theater Review: The Minutes at The Footlight Club

The Minutes

By Tracy Letts
Directed by Fern Roberts

September 18, 2026: Eliot Hall, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts

Cast

Mayor Superba: Richard Stiles
Ms. Johnson: Jennifer Bean
Mr. Carp: Jon Myers
Ms. Matz: Marie Siopy
Mr. Peel: Ryan Kenney
Ms. Innes: Meg Dussault
Mr. Oldfield: Neil Lasky
Mr. Breeding: Chantha Luk
Mr. Blake: Oscar Villeda-Estrada
Mr. Hanratty: Sophie Irina Pels
Mr. Assalone: Kenny Kelleher

Jamaica Plain’s Footlight Club kicks off their 150th Season as the oldest continuously running community theater group in the United States of America. Tracy Letts’ The Minutes is a satirical comedy that shares some similarities with Eureka Day, as they are both set in committee meetings and feature heightened personality quirks and interpersonal conflicts. In this case we join a town council meeting in Big Cherry, placed vaguely in the heartland of America.

During the meeting councilors put forward absurd proposals.  For example, one wants to construct a new handicapped-accessible fountain in the town park, while another has a plan for mixed martial arts challenges against someone cosplaying Abraham Lincoln.  But the heart of the play is Mr. Peel, an eager new councilor who missed the previous meeting due to attending his mother’s funeral.  For some reason another councilor, Mr. Carp, has left the council and the minutes of the previous meeting are hidden and no one will say why.  Mr. Peel steadfastly works to uncover these secrets, also revealing the lies in the founding myth of Big Cherry and its dark hidden past.

The concept of hiding the truth of history and replacing it with a feel good story is very relevant today.  The cast of the play did a great job capturing the types of people you meet at committees and their often less-than-respectful responses to the other characters.  Regardless of who was speaking other actors were typical doing something odd yet relevant to their character, adding to the humor.  The cluttered set felt lived in despite at heart just being a simple half-circle of desks.

The conclusion of the play is one thing that didn’t resonate with me (see below) but overall it was a funny and thought-provoking play.  The Footlight Club’s production of The Minutes closes on Sunday, September 20, 2026

[SPOILERS FOR THE END OF THE MINUTES  BELOW THE CUT]

The finale features the council joining in a ritual in which they pass around a bowl of blood, with each individual tasting it and spreading it on their faces.  It’s ambiguous if the council really is some kind of cult or if this a metaphorical representation of their willingness to hide the truth.  But either way the cult imagery feels kind of like a cop out and undercuts the play’s satirical message.

Theater Review: The Minutes at The Footlight Club

The Minutes

By Tracy Letts
Directed by Fern Roberts

September 18, 2026: Eliot Hall, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts

Cast

Mayor Superba: Richard Stiles
Ms. Johnson: Jennifer Bean
Mr. Carp: Jon Myers
Ms. Matz: Marie Siopy
Mr. Peel: Ryan Kenney
Ms. Innes: Meg Dussault
Mr. Oldfield: Neil Lasky
Mr. Breeding: Chantha Luk
Mr. Blake: Oscar Villeda-Estrada
Mr. Hanratty: Sophie Irina Pels
Mr. Assalone: Kenny Kelleher

Jamaica Plain’s Footlight Club kicks off their 150th Season as the oldest continuously running community theater group in the United States of America. Tracy Letts’ The Minutes is a satirical comedy that shares some similarities with Eureka Day, as they are both set in committee meetings and feature heightened personality quirks and interpersonal conflicts. In this case we join a town council meeting in Big Cherry, placed vaguely in the heartland of America.

During the meeting councilors put forward absurd proposals.  For example, one wants to construct a new handicapped-accessible fountain in the town park, while another has a plan for mixed martial arts challenges against someone cosplaying Abraham Lincoln.  But the heart of the play is Mr. Peel, an eager new councilor who missed the previous meeting due to attending his mother’s funeral.  For some reason another councilor, Mr. Carp, has left the council and the minutes of the previous meeting are hidden and no one will say why.  Mr. Peel steadfastly works to uncover these secrets, also revealing the lies in the founding myth of Big Cherry and its dark hidden past.

The concept of hiding the truth of history and replacing it with a feel good story is very relevant today.  The cast of the play did a great job capturing the types of people you meet at committees and their often less-than-respectful responses to the other characters.  Regardless of who was speaking other actors were typical doing something odd yet relevant to their character, adding to the humor.  The cluttered set felt lived in despite at heart just being a simple half-circle of desks.

The conclusion of the play is one thing that didn’t resonate with me (see below) but overall it was a funny and thought-provoking play.  The Footlight Club’s production of The Minutes closes on Sunday, September 20, 2026

[SPOILERS FOR THE END OF THE MINUTES  BELOW THE CUT]

The finale features the council joining in a ritual in which they pass around a bowl of blood, with each individual tasting it and spreading it on their faces.  It’s ambiguous if the council really is some kind of cult or if this a metaphorical representation of their willingness to hide the truth.  But either way the cult imagery feels kind of like a cop out and undercuts the play’s satirical message.

Theater Review: The Minutes at The Footlight Club

The Minutes

By Tracy Letts
Directed by Fern Roberts

September 18, 2026: Eliot Hall, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts

Cast

Mayor Superba: Richard Stiles
Ms. Johnson: Jennifer Bean
Mr. Carp: Jon Myers
Ms. Matz: Marie Siopy
Mr. Peel: Ryan Kenney
Ms. Innes: Meg Dussault
Mr. Oldfield: Neil Lasky
Mr. Breeding: Chantha Luk
Mr. Blake: Oscar Villeda-Estrada
Mr. Hanratty: Sophie Irina Pels
Mr. Assalone: Kenny Kelleher

Jamaica Plain’s Footlight Club kicks off their 150th Season as the oldest continuously running community theater group in the United States of America. Tracy Letts’ The Minutes is a satirical comedy that shares some similarities with Eureka Day, as they are both set in committee meetings and feature heightened personality quirks and interpersonal conflicts. In this case we join a town council meeting in Big Cherry, placed vaguely in the heartland of America.

During the meeting councilors put forward absurd proposals.  For example, one wants to construct a new handicapped-accessible fountain in the town park, while another has a plan for mixed martial arts challenges against someone cosplaying Abraham Lincoln.  But the heart of the play is Mr. Peel, an eager new councilor who missed the previous meeting due to attending his mother’s funeral.  For some reason another councilor, Mr. Carp, has left the council and the minutes of the previous meeting are hidden and no one will say why.  Mr. Peel steadfastly works to uncover these secrets, also revealing the lies in the founding myth of Big Cherry and its dark hidden past.

The concept of hiding the truth of history and replacing it with a feel good story is very relevant today.  The cast of the play did a great job capturing the types of people you meet at committees and their often less-than-respectful responses to the other characters.  Regardless of who was speaking other actors were typical doing something odd yet relevant to their character, adding to the humor.  The cluttered set felt lived in despite at heart just being a simple half-circle of desks.

The conclusion of the play is one thing that didn’t resonate with me (see below) but overall it was a funny and thought-provoking play.  The Footlight Club’s production of The Minutes closes on Sunday, September 20, 2026

[SPOILERS FOR THE END OF THE MINUTES  BELOW THE CUT]

The finale features the council joining in a ritual in which they pass around a bowl of blood, with each individual tasting it and spreading it on their faces.  It’s ambiguous if the council really is some kind of cult or if this a metaphorical representation of their willingness to hide the truth.  But either way the cult imagery feels kind of like a cop out and undercuts the play’s satirical message.

Theater Review: The Minutes at The Footlight Club

The Minutes

By Tracy Letts
Directed by Fern Roberts

September 18, 2026: Eliot Hall, Jamaica Plain, Massachusetts

Cast

Mayor Superba: Richard Stiles
Ms. Johnson: Jennifer Bean
Mr. Carp: Jon Myers
Ms. Matz: Marie Siopy
Mr. Peel: Ryan Kenney
Ms. Innes: Meg Dussault
Mr. Oldfield: Neil Lasky
Mr. Breeding: Chantha Luk
Mr. Blake: Oscar Villeda-Estrada
Mr. Hanratty: Sophie Irina Pels
Mr. Assalone: Kenny Kelleher

Jamaica Plain’s Footlight Club kicks off their 150th Season as the oldest continuously running community theater group in the United States of America. Tracy Letts’ The Minutes is a satirical comedy that shares some similarities with Eureka Day, as they are both set in committee meetings and feature heightened personality quirks and interpersonal conflicts. In this case we join a town council meeting in Big Cherry, placed vaguely in the heartland of America.

During the meeting councilors put forward absurd proposals.  For example, one wants to construct a new handicapped-accessible fountain in the town park, while another has a plan for mixed martial arts challenges against someone cosplaying Abraham Lincoln.  But the heart of the play is Mr. Peel, an eager new councilor who missed the previous meeting due to attending his mother’s funeral.  For some reason another councilor, Mr. Carp, has left the council and the minutes of the previous meeting are hidden and no one will say why.  Mr. Peel steadfastly works to uncover these secrets, also revealing the lies in the founding myth of Big Cherry and its dark hidden past.

The concept of hiding the truth of history and replacing it with a feel good story is very relevant today.  The cast of the play did a great job capturing the types of people you meet at committees and their often less-than-respectful responses to the other characters.  Regardless of who was speaking other actors were typical doing something odd yet relevant to their character, adding to the humor.  The cluttered set felt lived in despite at heart just being a simple half-circle of desks.

The conclusion of the play is one thing that didn’t resonate with me (see below) but overall it was a funny and thought-provoking play.  The Footlight Club’s production of The Minutes closes on Sunday, September 20, 2026

[SPOILERS FOR THE END OF THE MINUTES  BELOW THE CUT]

The finale features the council joining in a ritual in which they pass around a bowl of blood, with each individual tasting it and spreading it on their faces.  It’s ambiguous if the council really is some kind of cult or if this a metaphorical representation of their willingness to hide the truth.  But either way the cult imagery feels kind of like a cop out and undercuts the play’s satirical message.

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Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky review – the bell tolls for Patrick Hamilton’s lost Londoners
By Chris Wiegand

Southwark Playhouse Borough, London The sequence of richly atmospheric novels about lonely souls in the capital is condensed into an engrossing play that could be more unsettling

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/twenty-thousand-streets-under-the-sky-review-southwark-playhouse-borough-london

#Theatre #SouthwarkPlayhouse #Stage #Culture #Books #TheGuardian #ChrisWiegand

Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky review – the bell tolls for Patrick Hamilton’s lost Londoners
By Chris Wiegand

Southwark Playhouse Borough, London The sequence of richly atmospheric novels about lonely souls in the capital is condensed into an engrossing play that could be more unsettling

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/twenty-thousand-streets-under-the-sky-review-southwark-playhouse-borough-london

#Theatre #SouthwarkPlayhouse #Stage #Culture #Books #TheGuardian #ChrisWiegand

Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky review – the bell tolls for Patrick Hamilton’s lost Londoners
By Chris Wiegand

Southwark Playhouse Borough, London The sequence of richly atmospheric novels about lonely souls in the capital is condensed into an engrossing play that could be more unsettling

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/twenty-thousand-streets-under-the-sky-review-southwark-playhouse-borough-london

#Theatre #SouthwarkPlayhouse #Stage #Culture #Books #TheGuardian #ChrisWiegand

Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky review – the bell tolls for Patrick Hamilton’s lost Londoners
By Chris Wiegand

Southwark Playhouse Borough, London The sequence of richly atmospheric novels about lonely souls in the capital is condensed into an engrossing play that could be more unsettling

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/twenty-thousand-streets-under-the-sky-review-southwark-playhouse-borough-london

#Theatre #SouthwarkPlayhouse #Stage #Culture #Books #TheGuardian #ChrisWiegand

Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky review – the bell tolls for Patrick Hamilton’s lost Londoners
By Chris Wiegand

Southwark Playhouse Borough, London The sequence of richly atmospheric novels about lonely souls in the capital is condensed into an engrossing play that could be more unsettling

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/twenty-thousand-streets-under-the-sky-review-southwark-playhouse-borough-london

#Theatre #SouthwarkPlayhouse #Stage #Culture #Books #TheGuardian #ChrisWiegand

Tristan & Yseult review – Kneehigh’s lovers still soar with giddy glory
By Arifa Akbar

Theatre Royal BathThis heady mix of circus mayhem, cabaret sexiness, comedy antics and medieval tragedy is utterly irresistible

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/tristan-and-yseult-review-theatre-royal-bath-kneehigh-emma-rice

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Tristan & Yseult review – Kneehigh’s lovers still soar with giddy glory
By Arifa Akbar

Theatre Royal BathThis heady mix of circus mayhem, cabaret sexiness, comedy antics and medieval tragedy is utterly irresistible

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/tristan-and-yseult-review-theatre-royal-bath-kneehigh-emma-rice

#Theatre #Kneehigh #Stage #Culture #TheatreRoyalBath #EmmaRice #Circus #Cabaret #Immersivetheatre #Comedy #Comedy #TheGuardian #ArifaAkbar

Tristan & Yseult review – Kneehigh’s lovers still soar with giddy glory
By Arifa Akbar

Theatre Royal BathThis heady mix of circus mayhem, cabaret sexiness, comedy antics and medieval tragedy is utterly irresistible

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/tristan-and-yseult-review-theatre-royal-bath-kneehigh-emma-rice

#Theatre #Kneehigh #Stage #Culture #TheatreRoyalBath #EmmaRice #Circus #Cabaret #Immersivetheatre #Comedy #Comedy #TheGuardian #ArifaAkbar

Tristan & Yseult review – Kneehigh’s lovers still soar with giddy glory
By Arifa Akbar

Theatre Royal BathThis heady mix of circus mayhem, cabaret sexiness, comedy antics and medieval tragedy is utterly irresistible

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/sep/19/tristan-and-yseult-review-theatre-royal-bath-kneehigh-emma-rice

#Theatre #Kneehigh #Stage #Culture #TheatreRoyalBath #EmmaRice #Circus #Cabaret #Immersivetheatre #Comedy #Comedy #TheGuardian #ArifaAkbar

From Shaun the Sheep to The Split Up: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
By Guardian Staff

Aardman’s woolly hero reckons with a mysterious beast and Abi Morgan’s lawyers-in-love TV drama gets a Manchester-set reboot

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2026/sep/19/entertainment-guide-week-ahead-shaun-the-sheep-miley-cyrus-brothers-cinema-theatre-art-music

#Culture #Music #Stage #Dance #Theatre #Film #Television #Televisionradio #Art #Artanddesign #Games #TheGuardian #GuardianStaff

From Shaun the Sheep to The Split Up: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
By Guardian Staff

Aardman’s woolly hero reckons with a mysterious beast and Abi Morgan’s lawyers-in-love TV drama gets a Manchester-set reboot

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2026/sep/19/entertainment-guide-week-ahead-shaun-the-sheep-miley-cyrus-brothers-cinema-theatre-art-music

#Culture #Music #Stage #Dance #Theatre #Film #Television #Televisionradio #Art #Artanddesign #Games #TheGuardian #GuardianStaff

From Shaun the Sheep to The Split Up: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
By Guardian Staff

Aardman’s woolly hero reckons with a mysterious beast and Abi Morgan’s lawyers-in-love TV drama gets a Manchester-set reboot

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2026/sep/19/entertainment-guide-week-ahead-shaun-the-sheep-miley-cyrus-brothers-cinema-theatre-art-music

#Culture #Music #Stage #Dance #Theatre #Film #Television #Televisionradio #Art #Artanddesign #Games #TheGuardian #GuardianStaff

From Shaun the Sheep to The Split Up: your complete entertainment guide to the week ahead
By Guardian Staff

Aardman’s woolly hero reckons with a mysterious beast and Abi Morgan’s lawyers-in-love TV drama gets a Manchester-set reboot

https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2026/sep/19/entertainment-guide-week-ahead-shaun-the-sheep-miley-cyrus-brothers-cinema-theatre-art-music

#Culture #Music #Stage #Dance #Theatre #Film #Television #Televisionradio #Art #Artanddesign #Games #TheGuardian #GuardianStaff

Всем привет! Меня зовут Ольга, напоминаю о том, что я модель и актриса. Открыта к предложениям о сотрудничестве с фотографами, брендами, режиссëрами, кастинг-дтректорами🎬

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Just saw Resident Evil! #Barbarian is still my favorite from #ZachCregger but #ResidentEvil is a good time; it had me laughing out loud.

#Weapons #VideoGame #Film #Films #Movie #Movies #Cinema #Theater #Theatre #Horror #Comedy #Photo #Photography #MobilePhotography #ShotoniPhone

Just saw Resident Evil! #Barbarian is still my favorite from #ZachCregger but #ResidentEvil is a good time; it had me laughing out loud.

#Weapons #VideoGame #Film #Films #Movie #Movies #Cinema #Theater #Theatre #Horror #Comedy #Photo #Photography #MobilePhotography #ShotoniPhone

Just saw Resident Evil! #Barbarian is still my favorite from #ZachCregger but #ResidentEvil is a good time; it had me laughing out loud.

#Weapons #VideoGame #Film #Films #Movie #Movies #Cinema #Theater #Theatre #Horror #Comedy #Photo #Photography #MobilePhotography #ShotoniPhone

Just saw Resident Evil! #Barbarian is still my favorite from #ZachCregger but #ResidentEvil is a good time; it had me laughing out loud.

#Weapons #VideoGame #Film #Films #Movie #Movies #Cinema #Theater #Theatre #Horror #Comedy #Photo #Photography #MobilePhotography #ShotoniPhone

The best theatre shows in London (and beyond) to book in 2026

As You Like ItVenue: Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-AvonB…
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https://www.europesays.com/gbr/london/28266/