Month: January 2026

Interviews

Interview: Til Death Do Us Part (And Even Then…)

A zany and darkly comedic play exploring what we risk for love after Bron's soulmate dies.

Reviews

Review: The Olive Boy, Southwark Playhouse

Powerful, poignant and piquant; an outrageously funny yet heartbreakingly moving exploration of the universal experiences of adolescence and grief.

Reviews

Review: What’s Wrong With Benny Hill?, White Bear Theatre

Sentimental in places, but at times searingly provocative in its humour, challenging its audience to consider how language is used…

Reviews

Review: Imposed, The Hope Theatre

A well-intentioned but ultimately underdeveloped new play tackling incel culture and the issue of explicit AI deepfakes

Interviews

Interview: Beyond the Charm: Navigating the Moral Tension of Daughter

Director Alexandra Rizkallah and actor Cristiano Benfenati discuss the urgent need to revisit Adam Lazarus’s "unsettling" interrogation of toxic masculinity.

Reviews

Review: Cirque Du Soleil’s OVO, The Royal Albert Hall

Spectacular acrobatics with some pulsating beats, woven around a thin narrative: a winter warmer.

Reviews

Review: Our American Queen, Bridewell Theatre

An elegant, poised and often striking story of restrained passions that only superficially reveals its titular character.

Reviews

Review: A Stan is Born, The Other Palace

An enlightening and often funny hour of manic gay-diva obsession and coming-out antics

Reviews

Review: Already Perfect, King’s Head Theatre

An energetic portrayal of the transition from gay conversion therapy to Broadway success, with lively songs in an inspired production

Interviews

Interview: Breaking Barriers through Queer South Asian Identity

A whirlwind of humour, drama, and acceptance with Sami Sumaria's Foxes

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