Year: 2026

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Review: Sam Eley is Basil Crumbwick: Soul Sewage, Soho Theatre

Basil Crumbwick is a perfect example of how not to behave, but his foul-mouthed ramblings are absolutely hilarious.

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Review: The Land We Shared, Arts Depot

Documentary theatre, live music and a giant cabbage are blended in a poignant, funny meditation on grief and memory

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Review: I Hate King Lear, Central Film School

A beautifully controlled two-hander about family, sibling dependence and the fight to survive the ending you’ve been written.

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Review: Baby, Brixton House 

An urgent and important call to arms, identifying unspoken social influences

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Review: The Cannoneer, Barons Court Theatre

Informative and energetic with interesting themes but struggles to deliver on the laughs.

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Review: Qui Som? (Who Are We?), Southbank Centre

A visually striking, inventive production with strong movement and performance

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Review: Come From Away, Montgomery Theatre, Sheffield

A hugely impressive production of this brilliant, but difficult show, with everything coming together perfectly, blending humour and emotion to…

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Review: Wicked Fridays, Drayton Arms Theatre

A provocative exploration of exploitation and desire set against a vivid Caribbean backdrop.

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Feature: Talawa Iconic: 40 Year Anniversary Showcase, Hackney Empire

Courage, creativity and black excellence…Likkle, but Talawa!

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Review: Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody, Underbelly Boulevard Soho

Big butts, bigger ballads and a whole lot of homoerotic hockey make for a riotously good time.

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