Gabriel Wilding

Gabriel is a Rose Bruford graduate, playwright, aspiring novelist, and cephalopod lover. When he’s not obsessing over his next theatre visit he can be found in Soho nattering away to anyone who will listen about Akhenaten, complex metaphysical ethics and the rising price of cocktails. He lives in central London with his boyfriend and a phantom dog.

Dance

Gabriel Wilding15 May 2025

Review: Kontemporary Korea: A Double Bill of K:Dance, The Place

Korean art has long enthralled the West: from Changgeuk and Pansori (Opera/folk performance) to swooping, spidery calligraphy. Now, a festival…
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Gabriel Wilding6 May 2025

Review: Breakin’ Convention 2025, Sadler’s Wells

For the more witchy among you, May Day bank holiday or Beltane is all about renewal, regrowth, and May poles.…
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Gabriel Wilding12 April 2025

Review: Holly Blakey: A Wound with Teeth & Phantom, Southbank Centre

Holly Blakey is hot hot hot. This double bill gives an excerpt of an upcoming full-length show and a flash…
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Gabriel Wilding3 April 2025

Review: Outsider, Sadler’s Wells

Don’t we all want to regress evolutionarily and return to the trees? Ok just me? Well, Dance Reflections does just…
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Gabriel Wilding21 March 2025

Review: Cunningham Forever (BIPED & Beach Birds), Sadler’s Wells

Midway through the gold-spangled Dance Reflections Festival (by Van Cleef & Arpels), Lyon Opera Ballet takes on the messiah of…
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Gabriel Wilding28 February 2025

Review: Cruel Intentions, New Wimbledon Theatre

A story across three decades: an 18th-century play morphing into two 20th-century films and now a 21st-century jukebox musical. Sadly…
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Dance

Gabriel Wilding22 February 2025

Review: Birdboy/United Fall, Sadler’s Wells

Irish choreographer Emma Martin’s London debut promises an all-ages tribute to the oddballs of the world but rather slides between…
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Cabaret

Gabriel Wilding16 February 2025

Review: He/He/He, Soho Theatre

Indy Nile (where Cleopatra lives): transgender DILF clown scooters (literally) into the Soho theatre upstairs space (avoiding the many stairs)…
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Gabriel Wilding22 January 2025

Review: A Little Bawl Of Pain: Musical Tearjerkers, The Phoenix Arts Club

Musical Theatre fans rejoice in a rather wet way for this evening of classics, mashups and lesser knowns.
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Gabriel Wilding17 December 2024

Review: Lady Montagu Unveiled, King’s Head Theatre

Lady Mary Wortley Montagu a mouthful of a name, and an equally complex woman, “unveiled” by this solo show at…
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