Lucy Popescu
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Writer, editor, critic. Chair of the Authors Club & Best First Novel Award. Former Director, WiPC, English PEN. Books incl #ACountrytoCallHome #ACountryofRefuge #TheGoodTourist & #AnotherSky. https://www.lucypopescu.com/
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The Black British Book Festival 2025 is taking place at the Barbican Centre on Sun 19 October 2025. It features more than 80 authors & 30+ events; a full day of panels, workshops & family-friendly activities. Tix: £15 full festival pass – available www.barbican.org.uk/whats-on/202... @BBBookFestival
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I reviewed Nima Taleghani’s radical interpretation of Bacchae, given a spectacular staging by Indhu Rubasingham at the Olivier, @NationalTheatre til 1 Nov. www.camdennewjournal.co.uk/article/revi...
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I reviewed The Billionaire Inside Your Head for @newjournal.bsky.social at #HampsteadTheatre downstairs til Oct 25. Will Lord’s debut examines the debilitating grip of OCD on one man and its corrosive effect on his career and friendships: www.camdennewjournal.co.uk/article/revi...
Review: The Billionaire Inside Your Head, at Downstairs, Hampstead Theatre
Beguiling drama examines the debilitating grip of OCD on one man
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I reviewed Romans: A Novel by #AliceBirch at #AlmeidaTheatre for #IslingtonTribune - A bold meditation on masculinity and a playful exploration of the novel from the 19th century to the present day. www.islingtontribune.co.uk/article/revi...
Review: Romans: A Novel, at Almeida Theatre
Story that follows the fortunes of a family tackles questions of damaging masculinity, ambition and isolation
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I reviewed David Lan's searing drama, The Land of the Living, for @newjournal.bsky.social - Starring #JulietStevenson, it's a sobering reminder of the trauma faced by displaced communities today. Dorfman, #NationalTheatre til 1 November. www.camdennewjournal.co.uk/article/revi...
Review: The Land of the Living, at Dorfman Theatre, National Theatre
Magnificent production set in Germany after the Second World War resonates powerfully
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Curses are like hearts. Some are more easily broken than others.

Ready for the biggest book of 2025? We are SUPER excited to announce Cursed Daughters, the brand new novel from the author of bestselling sensation #MySisterTheSerialKiller 💚🔪

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The best fiction to read in September - I reviewed Mahesh Rao's poignant novel, Half Light, about forbidden love in India,
published by #PushkinPress www.telegraph.co.uk/books/what-t...
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I reviewed Deaf Republic at #RoyalCourtTheatre for @newjournal.bsky.social - an extraordinary performance by Dublin-based #DeadCentre who interweave aerial performance, puppetry, film, a live drone and poetic fragments to stunning effect. www.camdennewjournal.co.uk/article/revi...
Review: Deaf Republic, Royal Court Theatre
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