Year: 2026

Reviews

Review: The Show for Young Men, Southbank Centre

A tender, playful and profoundly moving dance and theatre piece for eight-year-olds and older that reimagines masculinity with rare honesty,…

Interviews

Interview: Beyond the Ballot Box: Finding the Human Heart in Political Comedy

Benjamin May, Susan Nickson, and Tim Dawson discuss The Red Prince Following the seismic shift of the 2024 General Election,…

Reviews

Review: By Trial & Error, Unicorn Theatre

By Trial & Error is delightful and wholesome show that showcases outstanding acrobatic performances inspired by slapstick and silent film:…

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Review: The Shitheads, Royal Court Theatre

Jack Nicholl’s debut play imaginatively proposes what life may have been like for our prehistoric ancestors.

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Review: Who Let the Gods Out, Polka Theatre

A slightly frenetic, gag-stuffed Greek-myth musical that leans on slapstick and familiarity, skimming past the richer emotional depth at its…

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Review: Living with an Alien, Playhouse East

A cosy village mystery collides with cosmic unease in this sharp, sci-fi tinged comedy.

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Review: 1:17am, or Until the Words Run Out, Finborough Theatre

Ambitious and emotionally charged, this play offers powerful moments amidst dark themes and is a moving reminder of grief’s ability…

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Review: Josh Sharp: ta-da!, Soho Theatre

Clever, heartfelt, and technically dazzling – but playing it safe keeps this show from greatness.

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Review: David’s One-Man Band (F*ck You Steven), Soho Theatre

A comedy show that travels from hilariously embarrassing to gleefully spectacular.

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Review: The Paper Doll House, Old Red Lion Pub and Playhouse

This lavish period drama is a fascinating and compelling exploration of the glories and perils that the pursuit of fame…

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