Amy Price – Palatinate

The difficulties of reviewing in Durham

April 30, 2015April 30, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Amy Price, Mariam Hayat

Amy Price discusses whether it’s possible to give an honest review in Durham.

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Preview: The Taming of the Shrew

April 15, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Amy Price

“If I be waspish, best beware my sting.”

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Preview: The Trial

March 9, 2015 sub.editors 1 Comment Amy Price

“I’m free but I’m under arrest”

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Review: The Drowsy Chaperone

March 5, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Amy Price

It is safe to say that DULOG’s ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ moves from the sublime to the ridiculous.

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Preview: The Drowsy Chaperone

March 3, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Amy Price

If you love farce, romance, spit-takes and tales of mistaken identities, you’ll love The Drowsy Chaperone!

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Review: The Marriage of Figaro

February 22, 2015 sub.editors 1 Comment Amy Price

I was delighted that every negative cliché about opera was to be proven wrong by this performance.

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Preview: Comedy Fest

February 21, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Amy Price

Amy Price talks to Charlotte Whistlecroft about the Durham Revue’s upcoming collaboration with Oxford Revue and Cambridge Footlights.

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Preview: The Foreigner

February 19, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Amy Price

“There are a thousand serpents in my bowels and each one screams with pleasure.”

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Preview: The Marriage of Figaro

February 16, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Amy Price, Kyle Wong

Watch out for the ‘60s moves

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Preview: Monstrous Regiment

February 16, 2015 sub.editors 0 Comments Amy Price

Gender politics and fart jokes.

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