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Holly O'Mahony

Holly O'Mahony

Culture journalist and theatre critic at The Stage

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    Recent Articles

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    Women Who Blow on Knots review at Arcola Theatre, London

    Female stories from the Arab Spring take centre stage in this imaginative joyride through North Africa
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    The Curious Case of Benjamin Button review

    Jethro Compton’s folk musical adaptation is a cosy, cockles-warming treat
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    The River review

    Striking revival of Jez Butterworth’s intimate play, directed by James Haddrell, starring Paul McGann, Kerri McLean and Amanda Ryan
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    The Cat and the Canary review

    Told by an Idiot tone down the horror and ramp up the humour in its atmospheric take on John Willard’s famous mystery play
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    One Small Step review at Charing Cross Theatre, London

    Brave play tackling gender inequality between working parents is muffled by timid production
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    The Cabinet Minister review

    Fine-tuned take on Arthur Wing Pinero’s 1890 farce, starring Joe Edgar, Laurence Ubong Williams, Phoebe Fildes, George Blagden, Romaya Weaver, Nicholas Rowe, Nancy Carroll, Rosalind Ford, Sara Crowe, Dom Hodson, Dillie Keane and Matthew Woodyatt 
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    Dear Evan Hansen review

    Dear Evan Hansen review
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    Why Am I So Single? review at the Garrick Theatre, London, by Toby ...

    Whip-smart musical comedy about modern dating culture from the duo behind Six, Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss
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    From Here On review at Exchange Square, London, by Amit Lahav

    With direction from Amit Lahav, this site-specific production from Gecko Theatre and Good Chance movingly explores the plight of refugee children through the ages
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    The Promise review at Minerva Theatre, Chichester

    Paul Unwin’s homage to pioneering Labour MP Ellen Wilkinson is a timely political drama
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    FANGIRLS review

    Directed by Paige Rattray, Yve Blake’s defiantly poptastic, tongue-in-cheek musical serves justice to teenage fangirls and stars Jasmine Elcock