Year: 2026

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Review: Slippery, Omnibus Theatre

A sophisticated, sensory exploration of the emotional spaces created by addiction and grief in a queer world.

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Review: Vincent in Brixton, Orange Tree Theatre

A beautifully acted, expertly written imagining of Van Gogh’s early days that tackles questions about art, love and happiness without…

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Review: The Rite of Spring/Mirror, Sadler’s Wells

An inventive double bill that brings AI and live motion capture to contemporary dance, yet is underwhelming in its execution.

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Review: Welcome To Pemfort, Soho Theatre

Big questions with deep empathy and a spectacular performance from Sean Delaney

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Review: My Brother’s A Genius, National Youth Theatre

A grime-fuelled, raw, neurodivergent sibling story.

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Review: Body & Soul, Sadler’s Wells

choreographer de jour Crystal Pite and snappy newcomer Kameron N. Saunders beguiled me. Add the English National Ballet, and it…

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Review: Living, Tanya Moiseiwitsch Playhouse 

A world premier presenting dozens of slices of ordinary life over five decades. The writing and performances are excellent.

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Review: Takımyıldızları / Constellations, Arcola Theatre  

Stripped back, minimalist two-hander.

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Review: RUTH, Wilton’s Music Hall 

A strong central performance cannot save this show from its lack of depth and structural weaknesses.

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Review: Where There Is No Time, Seven Dials Playhouse 

A high-fashion drama that gets lost in the big picture.

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