Year: 2026

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Review: THE HERD/LESS, Sadler’s Wells East

African dance fusion demanding attention with eloquent storytelling and percussive insistence.

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Review: Keeping Your Spots, Hens and Chickens Theatre

Joshua J. Jewkes delivers a skilful, wild solo performance as an unhinged infidelity hotline agent in a minimal yet flawed…

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Review: Into the Woods, Noël Coward Theatre

A luscious and hugely entertaining Olivier Award-winning production of Sondheim’s musical, giving familiar fairy tales an adult makeover.

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Review: The Hound of the Baskervilles, King’s Head Theatre

Even the most traditional Sherlock Holmes fan would struggle not to laugh at this stupendous adaptation

Interviews

Interview: 40 years of Theatre Peckham and the eighth Young, Gifted and Black season

Dr Suzann McLean MBE spills the T on Peckham's success stories

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Review: The Love That I’ve Lost, The Bread & Roses Theatre 

A multi-generational study of women looking for love and not finding it promises well but ultimately misses the mark –…

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Review: The Haunting of Hill House, Richmond Theatre 

Plenty of theatrical bells and whistles, but this underwhelming gothic adaptation falls short in its execution.

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Review: NINA, Battersea Arts Centre

A fierce exploration of acting and misogyny featuring fabulous performances, theatrical chaos and dark comedy that’s perhaps overly constrained by…

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Review: BROS, Pleasance Theatre

Silence is both dangerous and powerful in this study of male friendship and grief.

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Review: Halfway Home, Etcetera Theatre

Halfway Home is a strikingly simple drama that lays bare the tragedy of alcohol abuse and its aftermath. What it…

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