Month: January 2026

Reviews

Review: Dressing Gown, Union Theatre

This silly play will keep you giggling throughout, the perfect tonic to the January blues

Reviews

Review: Orphans, Jermyn Street Theatre

The intimate basement space helps Kessler’s three-hander to build tension and claustrophobia.

Interviews

Interview: Deepfakes, Disaster, and De Facto Justice: The Wild West of Imposed

Discover Imposed at The Hope Theatre, a dark comedy-turned-thriller exploring deepfakes, AI accountability, and the consequences of digital tools running…

Reviews

Review: A Ghost In Your Ear, Hampstead Theatre

All the feel of a classic ghost story with a clever modern twist – but its gimmick of using headphones…

Interviews

Interview: Puppets In The Fields

Janni Younge on giving new life to Gesualdo

Interviews

Interview: Playing With Death in a Parisian Salon

A queer, ultra-modern reimagining of a symbolist text exploring fantasy and addiction. Experience Madame La Mort at The Hope Theatre.

Features

Feature: TYA is Where All The Cool Kids Are

A year in theatre for young audiences: Chris Elwell looks back on standout TYA productions, revivals, and why this work…

Interviews

Interview: A Forgotten First Lady

Who was Kate Chase? Director Christopher McElroen explores the forgotten power broker at the heart of Our American Queen, coming…

Reviews

Review: 180° Chord, Greenwich Theatre Studio

A substantial and compelling play with a strong script, strong performances and plenty to think about.

Reviews

Review: The Rivals, Orange Tree Theatre

Re-imagined 1920’s shenanigans and tomfoolery by a rounded, professional ensemble.

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