Year: 2026

Reviews

Review: Riki Lindhome: Dead Inside, Soho Theatre 

In a hilarious and moving journey, Riki Lindhome uses a multitude of musical instruments, voice and comedy to take the…

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Review: Meet Fred, York Theatre Royal

From the moment that Fred’s three puppeteers (Nick Halliwell, Llŷr Williams, and Jennie Rawling) take him out of his box…

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Review: In The Print, King’s Head Theatre

The fight between Rupert Murdoch and Brenda Dean over the future of the British newspaper industry is vividly brought to…

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Review: Your Toys, Unicorn Theatre

A jumble of the audience’s toys go on a fast-moving, funny and surprisingly heartfelt adventure. Packed with clever puppetry, music…

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Review: Daisy Doris May: Big Night Out, Soho Theatre

Well-executed character comedy, even if it’s not quite pushing the form just yet.

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Review: John Proctor is the Villain, Royal Court

The #MeToo movement propels questions into Arthur Miller’s classic, told through the lens of American high schoolers.

Interviews

Interview: Deep Roots and Growth in Immersive Work for Young Audiences

Sue Buckmaster discusses Return to the Forest and 30 years of Theatre-Rites

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Review: Carmilla, The Space

When is an opera not an opera? When it’s spoken word, with a live score that dominates rather that complements…

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Review: Eyes See Song, Etcetera Theatre

Following a successful debut at the 2025 Lambeth Fringe, Eyes See Song provides a vulnerable, courageous space to listen, learn…

Interviews

Interview: Intimacy, Awkwardness, and Art

From critic to creator: Owen Thomas James discusses directing Nick Payne’s Wanderlust at South London Theatre, tackling intimacy, "cringe" comedy,…

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