Year: 2026

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Review: Loud Mouths, Libra Theatre Café

A show about how far toxic friendships can be pushed before they become irreconcilable.

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Review: The Last Ship, Theatre Royal Drury Lane

Sting’s The Last Ship sails into Drury Lane with plenty of noise, spectacle and shouting, but little heart or humour.

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Review: Private Peaceful, Wilton’s Music Hall

A beautifully crafted and deeply moving Private Peaceful, bringing one young soldier’s story of courage, loss and the futility of…

Features

Feature: Shedinburgh Lands At The Young Vic

From online during lockdown to a fully live event, ET looks at how Shedinburgh has successfully established itself.

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Review: Brixton House’s Housemates Festival: Goodbye

Tackles a sensitive and important topic with care and whimsy.

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Review: Three Men in a Boat, Rose Theatre

Funny, energetic and winningly performed, this busy adaptation loses its way whenever it reaches for insights beyond Jerome K. Jerome’s…

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Review: Getting Rekt, Union Theatre

This story of inter-generational friendship delivers warmth and humour, but could do a lot more with less.

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Review: Linus Karp Was Hit With An Umbrella, Underbelly Bristo Square

A very personal and shocking story of a homophobic attack, told with Karp's usual flair for the comedic and theatrical.

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Review: Multicolore, Polka Theatre

A beautifully crafted, wordless show for 18 months plus. Exploring difference, friendship and acceptance, it moves from a place of…

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Review: Rhino Conservation Erotic Novel, Lower Marsh Arts Club

Daniel Trengove and Gabriel Madden have built a properly functioning comic engine: this show’s jokes are sharp, specific, and completely…

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