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Theatre

Reflections on isolation: the first lockdown dramas reviewed

18 April 2020

9:00 AM

18 April 2020

9:00 AM

Love in the Time of Corona

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Housetrap Theatre and Arts Festival

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Twelfth Night

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High Tide got there first. The East Anglian theatre company has produced a series of lockdown mini-dramas, Love in the Time of Corona, made up of five filmed reflections on self-isolation. ‘Rainbows’ by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm is narrated by a woman on the edge teaching her kids to decorate the windows with coloured paints.

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