After the dubious success of Tab Chat-Up Lines, Mark I, five brave men tested a few more unconventional gems. Expressions of loathing, slaps and offers of prayers for their damaged souls ensued.
BEN BLYTH highly recommends a mixed but ‘well-rehearsed, well executed, and well directed piece of student theatre’. There is also a bit about youporn.
SUZANNE BURLTON: ‘This is not a play. It is, rather, an ill-conceived lecture.’
MARC SHALET: ‘Fakespeare was enjoyable but I don’t think King Nigel will be rubbing shoulders with Henry V in next week’s essay’
Following the recent news of Shakespeare’s new play, CHLOE MASHITER wonders whether it will live up to its hype.
After the The Tab’s hoax fools The Sun, PHOEBE LUCKHURST and LOTTIE UNWIN select April Fool’s Day’s finest efforts.
ANNA SHEINMAN applauds ‘acting… so clear you could probably get the plot if you were deaf, let alone not that comfortable with Shakespeare’.
BEN BLYTH thinks ‘We don’t have to look far to find the seeds of a more hopeful theatrical future’.
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Anna Sheinman