Month: September 2026

Reviews

Review: Ballet Nights 012, Cadogan Hall

An accessible, welcoming form of relaxation therapy through high-quality dance.

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Review: a small and quiet light, Orange Tree Theatre

A wartime story of skill and courage that needs to be heard – after a little tidying up.

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Review: Causa: The Trial of the Illegal Potato, Lower Marsh Arts Club

Culinary courtroom drama serves hot potato politics.

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Review: No Photos, Vaulty Towers

An energetic spoken-word performance tackling timely questions around social media, visibility and AI

Interviews

Interview: Modern Molière spiced with a Nigerian-Jamaican flavour

Actor Morenike Onajobi tells us about Tartuffe (Remixed)

Interviews

Interview: An epic wonderland of multimedia magic and dance for families

Joss Arnott invites us to Meet the Hatter, in an epic wonderland of multimedia magic and dance

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Review: Pip and Posy Live on Stage, Little Angel Theatre

A colourful musical that allows preschoolers to see their favourite characters come to life up close

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Review: A Message for the Future, Half Moon Theatre

A joyful, immersive gig-style celebration of nature, music and community that offers plenty for little ones...

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Review: Rhythm Riot, Sadler’s Wells

Three strikingly different ballets, each showcasing the importance of rhythm, enhanced by a superb live orchestra...

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Review: The First Year (of the Gaza Genocide in the Media), New Diorama Theatre

An ambitious production tackling the confronting subject of media influence on public opinion in the first year of the Gaza…

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