Month: September 2026

Reviews

Review: Still Life, Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Noël Coward’s Still Life has been given a new life

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Review: Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie, Underbelly Boulevard

This machine kills fascists ⎯ and makes one hell of a piece of gig theatre.

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Review: You’re So Special, Soho Theatre

A cautionary tale of unhinged ambition.

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Review: Sound Strokes: A Harmonious Blend of Chinese and Scottish Music, Camden People’s Theatre, London

A mesmerising Scottish-Hong Kong collaboration

Features

Feature: Crash! BOing! Wallop! The fun goes on

Kent’s Family Arts Festival offers high quality live theatre experiences despite the rain

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Review: London, You’re Perfect, Now Change, Canal Café Theatre

McFarland takes his audience on a journey through song that pulls on the heartstrings

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Review: Delusions and Grandeur, Zoo Playground

Karen Hall’s story is revelatory and revealing as she questions what her life is without her cello.

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Review: Collateral Damage, theSpace @ Surgeons Hall

A gritty drama about a fractured family, and trying to cope with past trauma.

Interviews

Interview: Clocking In to the End of the World

Devised Theatre, Corporate Complicity, and The Greater Good Company at The Hope Theatre What happens when your dream job demands…

Reviews

Review: Transit, Arches Lane Theatre

Using physical theatre, poetry, dance and live music, Transit is a powerful, human response...

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