Month: September 2026

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Review: Girl Out of The Blue, Tabard Theatre 

A casual date in a wine bar has far-reaching effects for all concerned in this Pirandellian rollercoaster fun ride.

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Review: Table 17, Kiln Theatre

A charismatic rom-com that occasionally struggles to match its charm with substance.

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Review: Look up at the Stars, The Hen and Chickens Theatre

Star and writer of eighties Doctor Who reunite for an impressively acted, bittersweet one-woman love letter to the golden age…

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Review: DAD, Golden Goose Theatre 

A man paces around his garden looking anxious and concerned. He’s soon joined by another man who turns out to…

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Review: The Yellow Wallpaper, The Bull, Wanstead

A timely return to Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s seminal text.

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Review: The Turn of the Screw, Arcola Theatre

A Gothic classic ghost story reframed to jump start the dark season.

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Review: Million-Dollar Quartet, Arts at Marble Arch

Musical talent is not enough to pull off this group biopic with troubling historical omissions

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Review: Loud Mouths, Libra Theatre Café

A show about how far toxic friendships can be pushed before they become irreconcilable.

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Review: The Last Ship, Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Sting’s The Last Ship sails into Drury Lane with plenty of noise, spectacle and shouting, but little heart or humour.

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Review: Private Peaceful, Wilton’s Music Hall

A beautifully crafted and deeply moving Private Peaceful, bringing one young soldier’s story of courage, loss and the futility of…

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