Month: June 2026

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Review: Take Flight, Grand Junction

A warm and charming introduction to theatre for babies, filled with music, sensory play and gentle humour.

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Review: Little Women, Royal Academy of Music

A frothy, enormously fun and sweet-natured musical with vocals that are even better than the Broadway version.

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Review: Dead Doves and Lemons,  Etcetera Theatre

Part lecture, part performance, pure passion – a must for the fan fiction curious, and for fan fiction devotees.

Interviews

Interview: Forensic Memory and Blurred Lines 

Katherine Tempany on It Wasn'y Like That, coming to Lion and Unicorn Theatre this month

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Review: Stories for Boys, Drayton Arms Theatre

A quirky, clever reflection on death and acceptance that may require some homework before curtain up.

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Review: Return of the GODZ, Peacock Theatre

Are you a gay man or a middle-aged woman? Do you want to be titillated, yet still maintain a scrap…

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Review: Under the Shadow, Almeida Theatre 

Leila Farzad is outstanding in this Iranian horror story set during the Iran-Iraq War which captures the tension of living…

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Review: All That’s Left is Right, Etcetera Theatre

A one-dimensional allegory about social exclusion and fear of difference

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Review: This is Rambert, Sadler’s Wells

Exquisite showcase of a dance company at the forefront of their field, paying homage to its 100-year journey.

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Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost, The Charterhouse

A charming outdoor production that adds warmth, wit and musical flair to Shakespeare’s overlooked comedy.

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