Year: 2025

Reviews

Review: Little Brother, Soho Theatre

A tender portrait of care, exhaustion and love filled with dark humour

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Review: The Monkey’s Paw, The Hope Theatre

A classic ghost story beautifully presented.

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Review: Hot Mess, Southwark Playhouse

A big success for Hot Mess

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Review: The Secret Garden, Tower Theatre

Edwardian perennial The Secret Garden flowers once again as The Tower Theatre Company sow the seeds of a new stage…

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Review: Deciphers, Coronet Theatre 

A deeply generous contemporary dance piece exploring parallel stories of the immigrant experience.

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Review: New Frontiers: Trailblazers, Hackney Empire

An orchestra without a conductor blends Telemann, Rebel, and Vivaldi with dance and storytelling to celebrate the energy and intimacy…

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Review: The Maids, Donmar Warehouse

A visually stylish The Maids that captures Genet’s obsession with image, but loses the dark tension that makes his play…

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Review: Black Sabbath – The Ballet, Sadler’s Wells Theatre

A heavy metal ballet that is a fan-pleasing tribute.

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Review: Made you Look, Theatre Peckham

Theatre Peckham’s Young, Gifted and Black season celebrating young Black artists opens explosively, with acerbic writing and feverish performance from Ty’rone Haughton.

Interviews

Interview: A mysterious world of martial arts and movement for children

Takeshi Matsumoto reveals the secrets of Club Ninja

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