Michael Hann

Felt like being caught on the moors in a storm: Keeley Forsyth, at the Barbican, reviewed

Plus: a lovely, comfy set from the Coral at O2 Forum Kentish Town

Keeley Forsyth’s hair hung over her face and she slithered and contorted in the gloom like she was possessed. Image: Sophie J. Stafford
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    Milton Court, Barbican

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    O2 Forum Kentish Town, touring until 2 September

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