Year: 2026

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Review: The Pied Piper: A Rat’s Tale, Little Angel Theatre

Puppetry, original music and beautiful stagecraft work together to create a gentle, funny retelling of the Pied Piper, seen through…

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Review: Spontaneous Meets are not for the Weak, The Hope Theatre

Rather too clunky and awkward in the wrong way to fully capture the attention, so instead it just marauders along…

Interviews

Interview: Performative Grief, Immigrant Isolation and Absurd Eulogies

Turning grief, immigrant isolation, and absurd eulogies into compelling

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Review: King Lear, Crucible Theatre, Sheffield

A compelling, stunning production of Shakespeare's most uncompromising tragedy, with impeccable performances throughout, especially from the hugely impressive Ian McDiarmid…

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Review: and I looked at the sky, Omnibus Theatre

A thoughtful and quietly courageous performance that examines difficult questions with sharp, passionate dialogue, a committed cast and solid staging.

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Review: We’ll Always Have Paris, White Bear Theatre

Desperately seeking …LERV, Ginny can’t find that man in her life who’s real and not out of the movies. This…

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Review: Mamma Mia, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield

A fun, high-energy party of a musical, peppered with timeless ABBA classics and excellent performances.

Interviews

Interview: Mortality, Hope, and Unexpected Friendships

Ahead of its run at The Bread & Roses Theatre as part of Lambeth Fringe 2026, we spoke with playwright…

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Review: Twenty Thousand Streets Under the Sky, Southwark Playhouse 

Ordinary lives, fraught choices and the quiet tragedy of wanting more in a city whose narrow confines haven’t shifted in…

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Review: Darkling, Bush Theatre

Darkling is an intense and incredibly important act of remembrance with a few teething problems.

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