Year: 2026

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Review: Zoë.exe, Theatre Peckham

An ambitious exploration of autonomy and identity elevated by its strong central performance

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Review: Annie, New Wimbledon Theatre

Sparkling, silly and effortlessly funny, Annie proves that a bit of musical magic and a cute dog can fix just…

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Review: Dark Of The Moon, Charing Cross Theatre

Fresh design, strong performances and a punchy score revive a familiar tale of witches, love and small-town suspicion, creating an…

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Review: Planet Omar, Unicorn Theatre

A flat and dramatically underpowered adaptation that relies too heavily on lazy humour and broad character stereotypes, never finding the…

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Review: Don’t Tell Dad about Diana, Underbelly Boulevard Soho

A personal, authentic and amusing tale of queerdom in 1990s Dublin that proves surprisingly buoyant. Theatre magic at its most…

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Review: CARE, Young Vic

A stunning production with an impeccable ensemble of moving and idiosyncratic characters played with no-fuss humour, heart, and humanity. This…

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Review: Bound By the Wind: Echoes of the Past, The Rotunda Theatre Bubble, Brighton

An ambitious take on Mulan with strong ideas and committed performances, but underdeveloped writing and staging leave its promise only…

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Review: Heimer, Lyric Hammersmith

Heimer uses imaginative sea-themed visuals and heartfelt storytelling through puppets to explore the challenges of loss, connection, Alzheimer’s, family care,…

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Review: The Dasslers, Bridewell Theatre

A tense retelling of the overnight collapse of a brothers’ relationship and the birth of two iconic sport shoe brands.

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Review: HOTDAWWG, Theatre Peckham

Gentle, cartoonish clowning that feels like stepping into a low-budget arcade game which has somehow become sentient.

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