Review: Sophie Duker ‘But Daddy I Love Her’

Intense, sassy, and painfully funny. If you fancy a night of near-perfect delivery and energy, ‘But Daddy I Love Her’ is not a bad option.

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The stage at 'The Crescent'. Sophie Duker is written across the background.

Photo of the stage with a poster for the 'Terrible Influence' tour

Dan and Phil’s Terrible Influence Tour: More Than Just Nostalgic Fun

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Change Ignites and Revolution Sparks: Theatre Students Behind Third-Year Main Stage Productions Tell All!

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Woman showing discomfort while her face is held by another person

The Knife’s Edge of Revolution

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A Reflection after A Raisin in the Sun at Leeds Playhouse: The Dilemma of Stage Adaptations

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Review: ‘Live at York’

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A dozen Ballroom and Latin dancers in all black on stage with green lights behind them

Review: UoY’s Performing Arts Showcase

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‘The perfect juxtaposition of mockery and horror’: A Review of DramaSoc’s Agamemnon

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‘I just couldn’t get this idea of a Jellyfish person out of my head’

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ShakeSoc Shakes Things Up: Redefining Love in a Gender-Swapped Adaptation

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Review: 12 Angry Men and Who (Didn’t) Dunnit

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A Performance Full of Dynamic and Hypnotic Movement

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ShakeSoc’s Spring Showcase: An evening of love and laughter

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‘You Just Feel Like a Kid Again!’

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Natasha Cayabyab: My First job out of Drama School!

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‘They Nearly Blew the Roof off Central Hall!’

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