Year: 2026

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Review: The Old Strumpet Poet of Brighton, Etcetera Theatre

A warm, wandering solo show with sharp storytelling and flashes of real emotional depth, but uneven pacing. Lord’s humour, honesty…

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Review: Kafka for Beginners, Dunedin Theatre at Braw Venues @ Hill Street

A rather generic dystopian scenario uplifted by a script embellished with curated references from art and literature.

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Review: Betsy and Patty Find Out, Bedlam Theatre

Two cows unexpectedly express everything many of us are feeling right now about the state of the world. Funny, poignant…

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Review: Motorway, ZOO Playground

The Singing Detective meets Close Encounters of the Third Kind in this utterly bizarre play. There is meaning here, it's…

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Review: Dracula: Lucy’s Dream, Lennox Theatre at Pleasance

An intoxicating dance of puppetry, illusion and nightmarish bloodlust that will leave you utterly thrilled.

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Review: Tales from the Shoulders of Giants, Greek Gyros Grill, Free Fringe

Poems about science? Why not, when they are told with such pure delight?

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Review: The Bride, Camden People’s Theatre

In a piece using deep symbolic cultural references to interrogate female identity, this company creates many moment of powerful beauty.

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Review: Jellyfish, Underbelly George Square

The quest to live forever proves amusing for our rather unlikeable 100-year-old twins. It's a show filled with great ideas,…

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Review: The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, Little Angel Theatre

A visually enchanting, musically magical interaction where apprentices give new life to the legacy of marionettes.

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Review: Paywall, C Aurora

Neysa Killeen has created a great character in her wannabe journalist Lizzy, now she needs to build a stronger platform…

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