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Veronica Lee

Bio
Veronica is an award-winning writer and critic who contributes on theatre and comedy to the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph, Observer and London Evening Standard.

Articles By Veronica Lee

Ciarán Dowd, Soho Theatre review - terrific spoof swordsman tale

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The Bisexual, Channel 4 review - joyless comedy drama

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Ivo Graham, Soho Theatre review - the perils of growing up

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Nish Kumar, Soho Theatre review - the state we're in

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Black 47 review - a gripping and unusual drama

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Katherine Ryan, Garrick Theatre review - feminism with extra sass

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The League of Gentlemen Live Again!, Sunderland Empire review - going local for local people

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Edinburgh Fringe 2018: Rose Matafeo review

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Edinburgh Fringe 2018 reviews: Rosie Jones/ Marcus Brigstocke/ Alice Snedden

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Edinburgh Fringe 2018: Luisa Omielan/ Brennan Reece/ Olga Koch

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Edinburgh Fringe 2018 reviews: Ari Shaffir/ Ashley Blaker/ Janeane Garofalo

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Edinburgh Fringe 2018 reviews: Alex Edelman/ Jayde Adams/ Kieran Hodgson

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Edinburgh Fringe 2018 reviews: Catherine Bohart / Norris & Parker / Pelican

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End of the Pier, Park Theatre review - thought-provoking play about comedy and race

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Flight of the Conchords review, Eventim Apollo - New Zealand musical spoofers make welcome return

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Bridget Christie, Brighton Festival review - politics through a domestic lens

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Album: Barry Adamson - Cut to Black

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