Month: June 2026

Reviews

Review: Venus & Adonis, Barbican Centre

An exceptional, arousing version of Shakespeare’s steamy erotic poem.

Interviews

Interview: Serving the truth about queer representation in sport

Fairlight, a brand-new electropop musical about queer invisibility in tennis, takes place on a tennis court with live tennis.

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Review: ALT B: Hamlet, A 70s Tragedy, Bush Theatre

A crocheted commune retelling raising eyebrows, spirits and religious restrictions.

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Review: Reel Life, Etcetera Theatre

Silent movie meets social commentary in a clever piece of physical theatre that speaks volumes without a word being uttered.

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Review: Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Arse for England, Garrick Theatre

A thoughtful examination of masculinity, belonging and redemption.

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Review: GOSS, Bristol Improv Theatre 

GOSS alchemises audience anecdotes into comedy gold – part improv, part stand-up, part dance, and entirely its own thing.

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Review: Meat Cute, The Other Palace

A joyful, chaotic, and deeply relatable comedy that proves female friendship stories can be every bit as romantic as love…

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Review: The Rewilding of Uncle Dad, Bold Theatre 

A charming, immersive soundwalk, combining clowning, movement, and live sound to make the ordinary strange and extraordinary.

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Review: Much Ado About Nothing, Shakespeare’s Globe

Light and dark worlds collide in this assured production.

Interviews

Interview: Oh, Canada! Why London is the Perfect Stage for Canadian Storytelling

Kay Brattan and Katherine Alpen tell us about Great Canadian Theatre Festival For two nights this month, the vibrant energy…

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