Month: October 2026

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Review: Garry Starr: Classic Penguins, The Other Palace

A naked, anarchic romp through literary classics, turning the Penguin bookshelf into a playground for maximalist clowning.

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Review: You’ll See, Polka Theatre

An exquisite paper puppetry performance that distils the essence of James Joyce’s opaque opus into a sparkling storytelling triumph for…

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Review: The Play’s The Thing, White Bear Theatre

Mixing humour into a fairly dark tale of the horrors of post-university friendship collapse.

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Review: Every Ghost Story Ever, Barons Court Theatre

It might not really be every ghost story ever, but it is a whole lot of fun as Billy Morton…

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Review: Eshu at the Crossroads, The Albany

A visually inventive dance adventure blending Afro-Cuban rhythms, puppetry and playful storytelling.

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Review: Terry’s: An American Tragedy About Cars, Customers, And Selling Cars To Customers, The Pleasance

A sometimes singing, sometimes dancing look at American consumerism that goes hard on the fun

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Review: In Her Eyes I’m a Good Man, Theatre Peckham

"How’s your heart?" Filled with joy, movement and meaningful interaction – he is definitely a good man!

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Review: Boram Kim: Gwantong 18, Coronet Theatre

Boram Kim’s thrilling, funny and deeply human solo show combines extraordinary physicality with an affecting exploration of art, ageing, and…

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Review: Succubus, The Courtyard Theatre

A cannibalistic comedy-horror exploring obsession and loneliness, Succubus is as unexpectedly moving as it is deliciously grotesque.

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Review: Surinderella, Stratford East

A magical Bollywood panto bursting with heart and humour

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