Year: 2026

Interviews

Interview: Hospitality, Chaos, and Fringe Comedy

Discover The Bug Hotel at Lambeth Fringe! Lovebugs Comedy shares the secrets behind their unhinged Fringe show, budget hotel vibes,…

Reviews

Review: The Nature of Forgetting, Hackney Empire

Compelling and powerful exploration of a life fracturing with dementia

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Review: What Would Jarvis Do?, Omnibus Theatre

A tangled exploration of grief as two Pulp superfans search for a pair of Jarvis Cocker’s trousers

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Review: Emotionally Undercooked, Hoopla Impro at The Miller

Balancing vulnerability and comedy, Emotionally Undercooked offers audiences a truthful insight into finding love both in and out of dating.

Interviews

Interview: Cancel Culture, Accountability, and the Public Eye

Cerys Baker on Critic in the Corner When aging movie star Lorenzo Ford faces a public relations crisis over past…

Reviews

Review: Never Said I Was a Genius, Central Film School

Funny, unsettling and quietly provocative, this production explores how artistic genius and monstrousness coexist

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Review: An Oak Tree, The Other Palace Theatre

A clever but slippery interrogation of control and submission.

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Review: End of the World and Hard-Boiled Wonderland, Barbican

A dazzling, immersive spectacle that’ll have you questioning your own dreams for theforeseeable future.

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Review: Franz & Marie, Charing Cross Theatre

A charming folk-musical adaptation of Büchner’s unfinished masterpiece, Woyzeck. Brilliantly performed along with a captivating score, but somewhat at odds…

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Review: Blood of My Blood, Royal Court Theatre

A psychologically rich exploration of ancestry, motherhood and inherited trauma, Blood of My Blood examines how the past survives within…

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