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Ben Kulvichit

Ben Kulvichit

Freelance Critic and Theatremaker at The Stage

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thestage.co.uk

The Beautiful Future Is Coming review at the Bristol Old Vic

Read our review of The Beautiful Future Is Coming at the Bristol Old Vic: hope and despair tussle for control in this time-hopping climate-crisis play
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The Little Mermaid review at Bristol Old Vic

Music and circus drive a fairytale given an ecological update by Sonali Bhattacharyya and Miranda Cromwell, starring Liana Cottrill as the mermaid
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Summer 1954 review at Theatre Royal Bath

Nathaniel Parker and Siân Phillips star in James Dacre’s deft stagings of a pair of well-made Terence Rattigan one-acts
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Reverberation review at Bristol Old Vic

Sensitive production of Matthew López’s chamber play about urban gay life and loneliness
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Wonder Boy review at Bristol Old Vic

Exuberant staging by Sally Cookson of Ross Willis’ feel-good drama about 12-year-old Sonny, who struggles to overcome his stammer
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Nanny review at Bristol Old Vic by Jenny Rainsford

Underpowered musical play about failed ambitions by Alana Ramsey, Lizzie Stables and Jenny Rainsford
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Nanny review at Bristol Old Vic by Jenny Rainsford

Underpowered musical play about failed ambitions by Alana Ramsey, Lizzie Stables and Jenny Rainsford
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Dick Whittington review at Exeter Northcott Theatre by Le Navet Bete

Comedy theatre company Le Navet Bete – Matt Freeman, Al Dunn and Nick Bunt – bring to this exemplary pantomime both their disciplined slapstick comedy and natural chemistry
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Dick Whittington review at Exeter Northcott Theatre by Le Navet Bete

Comedy theatre company Le Navet Bete – Matt Freeman, Al Dunn and Nick Bunt – bring to this exemplary pantomime both their disciplined slapstick comedy and natural chemistry
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If All Else Fails review at Exeter Phoenix from Forced Entertainment

Cruel, comical game of repetition and reversal from Forced Entertainment
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Choir Boy review at Bristol Old Vic

Nancy Medina opens her tenure at Bristol Old Vic with Tarell Alvin McCraney’s play set in an American all-Black, all-boys’ private school
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If You Fall review at Bristol Old Vic by Ad Infinitum

Moving examination of the emotional and systemic complexities of end-of-life care
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You Bury Me review at Bristol Old Vic from Women’s Prize for Playwr...

Women’s Prize for Playwriting 2020 winner Ahlam debuts a play exploring love during a time of oppression in Cairo
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Beautiful Evil Things review at the Tobacco Factory Theatres, Bristol

Theatre Ad Infinitum’s retelling of the Trojan War tells the classic myths from a female perspective
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Hamlet review at Bristol Old Vic

John Haidar directs a shadowy, impressionistic Hamlet starring a forthright Billy Howle
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Blood Wedding review, Salisbury Playhouse, Salisbury, 2020

Barney Norris adapts Lorca’s play into an elegiac tribute to unseen lives in rural Wiltshire
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Romantics Anonymous review, Bristol Old Vic, Bristol, 2020

Now on a UK tour, Emma Rice’s adaptation of the 2010 Belgian film for her company Wise Children, is a whimsical, sugar-sweet treat
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Posh review, Theatre Royal, Bath, 2019

Lucy Hughes’ revival of Laura Wade’s riotous comedy has an uncomfortable edge in today’s climate
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Princess and the Hustler review, Bristol Old Vic, Bristol, 2019

Eclipse Theatre present Chinonyerem Odimba's heartfelt tribute to the Windrush generation, set during the Bristol Bus Boycott
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Princess and the Hustler review, Bristol Old Vic, Bristol, 2019

Princess and the Hustler review, Bristol Old Vic, Bristol, 2019
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The Capital review, Birmingham Repertory Theatre, Birmingham, 2018

Stan’s Cafe pulls off an ambitious and cinematic show staged on two travelators