Year: 2026

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Review: An Ideal Husband, Lyric Theatre, Hammersmith

A sumptuous and ambitious revival of a classic that highlights its continued relevance.

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Review: Sherlock Holmes, Regents Park Open Air Theatre

A lazy script and scattershot plotting can't rescue this shouty Holmes adaptation, despite enthusiastic performances and a starring revolving stage.

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Review: Five, Lion and Unicorn Theatre

A play about our obsessions with true crime podcasts has plenty of promise, but falls on its lack of realism…

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Review: PUFF, Sadler’s Wells Theatre

Hypnotic, demanding, and undeniably precise — even when it keeps you at a distance.

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Review: Krapp’s Last Tape/ Godot’s To-Do List, Royal Court Theatre

Two impressive pieces thoughtfully brought together, with the power of the human voice at the forefront.

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Review: Party Favour, Etcetera Theatre

A superbly acted solo piece that handles a number of intriguing themes.

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Review: Hito no Chikara – The Power of Human Strength, Peacock Theatre

explosive drumming, humour, choreography and human connection to celebrate resilience, energy and the unifying power of live performance.

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Review: I’m Not Being Funny, Bush Theatre  

A delicate exploration of why humour so often accompanies grief.

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Review: Noughts and Crosses, Hackney Empire

Searingly relevant realities, yet to be convincingly portrayed.

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Review: Still Pointless BalletBoyz at 25, Sadler’s Wells

25 years young: BalletBoyz wonderful anniversary celebration

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