Year: 2025

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Review: The Mask Policy, Hen and Chickens Theatre

An enjoyable, funny play that interrogates the absurdities of the workplace through the notion of hiding one's true self and…

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Review: A Merry Misrule, Battersea Arts Centre

An atmospheric and beautifully performed wander through a mythic world...

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Review: Snowflake, Polka Theatre

A tender, quietly nostalgic Christmas story that drifts along pleasantly, even if it never fully lands with the magic it…

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Review: Fireside Tales, Punchdrunk Enrichment Stores

A gentle, immersive storytelling experience that glows rather than sparks

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Review: Peter Pan, Greenwich Theatre

Peter Pan walks this plank with aplomb, sneaking a surprising degree of lewdness into an otherwise quite traditional family-friendly production.

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Review: The Snow Queen – A Woodland Adventure, Albany, Deptford

A perfectly child-centred, frosty and festive adventure with friendship at its warm heart

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Review: Univers, The Barbican

A simply beautiful multisensory experience of joyful wonder that allows the very young playfully explore their universe playfully.

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Review: Stick Man, Bloomsbury Theatre

Some imaginative touches bring this children’s book to life onstage, but expanding a 32-page picture book into an hour of…

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Review: Mountains and Seas – Song of Today, Omnibus Theatre

A beautifully bewildering, swirling vortex of challenging thinking and excellent performance that ultimately becomes overwhelming

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Review: Peppa Pig’s Big Family Show, Theatre Royal Haymarket

Our favourite piggy is back with a show full of upbeat, festive fun – a great family choice for the…

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