Year: 2026

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Review: Roleplay, Soho Theatre

Brings plenty of laughs and a huge performance

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Review: The Dark, Battersea Arts Centre

A weird and wonderful performance, crafted with care and full of beautiful music and movement, that sensitively helps children face…

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Review: Hidden, Sadler’s Wells

Breathtaking power, elegance, and vulnerability

Interviews

Interview: An instruction booklet goes from page to stage

Namoo Chae Lee talks us through User Manual for a Broken Machine

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Review: The Signalman, Bridewell Theatre

An atmospheric and genuinely unsettling adaptation of Dickens’ ghost story

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Review: The Master Builder, Arcola Theatre

David Edgar’s condensed Ibsen benefits from an established cast and striking design

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Review: Six Kinds of Wednesday, Bread and Roses Theatre

A biting new musical with teeth and heart

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Review: PIA, The Barbican

Visually rich with a touching narrative but sometimes hard to follow.

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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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