Month: September 2026

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Review: King Lear, Crucible Theatre, Sheffield

A compelling, stunning production of Shakespeare's most uncompromising tragedy, with impeccable performances throughout, especially from the hugely impressive Ian McDiarmid…

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Review: and I looked at the sky, Omnibus Theatre

A thoughtful and quietly courageous performance that examines difficult questions with sharp, passionate dialogue, a committed cast and solid staging.

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Review: We’ll Always Have Paris, White Bear Theatre

Desperately seeking …LERV, Ginny can’t find that man in her life who’s real and not out of the movies. This…

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Review: Mamma Mia, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield

A fun, high-energy party of a musical, peppered with timeless ABBA classics and excellent performances.

Interviews

Interview: Mortality, Hope, and Unexpected Friendships

Ahead of its run at The Bread & Roses Theatre as part of Lambeth Fringe 2026, we spoke with playwright…

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Review: Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky, Southwark Playhouse 

Ordinary lives, fraught choices and the quiet tragedy of wanting more in a city whose narrow confines haven’t shifted in…

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Review: Darkling, Bush Theatre

Darkling is an intense and incredibly important act of remembrance with a few teething problems.

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Review: Love’s Labour’s Lost, Bridewell Theatre

The lads can’t keep a promise so the girls call the shots in this cracking musical version of the Bard’s…

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Interview: Taking steps to bring the best of global dance performance to Birmingham

Paul Russ leads us through the newest THIS IS DANCE season

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Review: BRILLIANT BRITISH: Lingering Loves, Crazy Coqs

Amid saxophones and Art Deco glamour, a trio of evocative, love-laden tales unfolds, leaving a gentle reminder of the voices…

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