Reviews
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Review: Love Letters to Stalin, Golden Goose Theatre
Despite a fascinating historical setup, this production fails to find its heart, resulting in a repetitive, humdrum tale
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Review: My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar, Brixton House
An interesting start soon becomes a mash-up of styles, and the show fails to live up to its early promise.
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Review: My First Ballet: Cinderella, Sadler’s Wells
A fabulous and fun opportunity for the very young to enjoy dance and design of the highest standard.
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Review: Fantasia Orchestra with Jasdeep Singh Degun, Smith Square Hall
East meets West in a spellbinding collaboration: Jasdeep Singh Degun and Fantasia Orchestra unite traditions with breathtaking musical synergy.
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Review: The Shivers, Polka Theatre
Original, multi-disciplined adventure comedy delivered with high energy skill
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Review: Knocked Conscious, Riverside Studios
Viscerally talented sketch comedy
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Review: Tomorrow, Stanley and Audrey Burton Theatre, Leeds
A raw contemporary dance piece which effectively highlights male mental health struggles, but could be even more effective with slight tweaks
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Review: I Was a Teenage She-Devil, The Other Palace
A cartoonish rock musical with more volume than heart
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Review: Stuck in Transit, Old Red Lion Theatre
An interesting story demonstrating two very different halves of society, hampered by an uneven pace between them.
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Review: Dear Jack, Dear Louise, Arcola Theatre
A gentle, uplifting wartime love story told through letters, filled with humour, heart, and hope. A beautifully staged reminder that even in dark times, human connection still shines.