Year: 2026

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Review: Fawlty Towers, Lyceum Theatre

A faithful recreation of the iconic 70s comedy with an extraordinary central performance from Danny Bayne.

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Review: Fickle Eulogy, Circle & Star Theatre

An earnest portrayal of loss delivered with real heart that unfortunately struggles against a disjointed narrative and a hit-and-miss rhythm

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Review: Spiderfly, The Space

A play never given the chance to build the required tension due to some weak directing decisions.

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Review: Rajiv’s Starry Feelings, Camden People’s Theatre

A charming celestial encounter with super, sensory interaction for a young audience.

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Review: Seven Drunken Nights: The Story Of The Dubliners, New Wimbledon Theatre

A musical tribute let down by clunky storytelling but buoyed by terrific songs, skilled playing, and just enough infectious Irish…

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Review: Please Don’t Fall In Love With Me (It’s Really Not Sexy When That Happens), The Hope Theatre

For all its boasting and bluster, this amiable enough sex comedy feels as dated as its 2007 setting.

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Review: Inter Alia, Wyndham’s Theatre

Shattering. A must-watch for anyone who has produced or has ever been a child

Interviews

Interview: Peace, Prosperity and Performance on Mull

Rebecca Atkinson-Lord celebrates a forthcoming season of bold new work in the Hebrides

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Review: Lifeline, Southwark Playhouse

This ambitious new musical celebrates Alexander Fleming’s discovery of penicillin, and warns of the deadly danger of antimicrobial resistance.

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Review: Kidnap, Rosemary Branch Theatre

A dark, provocative show exploring unusual territories with a mostly sharp wit

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