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#Review: Lucia di Lammermoor @ArcolaTheatre ★★★★ "It’s heart-rending, committed, provocative and utterly engaging, principally through the high quality of its singing and performances across the board." @barefootopera #theatre #opera #offwestend #Grimeborn https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/09/review-lucia-di-lammermoor-arcola-theatre/

The A Word - Sunday and Monday @draytonarmssw5 It takes friends to notice what love hides. Brooke’s friends can tell something’s off — they just don’t know what. One night out, one too many questions, and the cracks start to…

#Review: @BalletNights Bound In Motion @cadoganhall ★★★★ "A jubilant celebration of dance, showcasing both emerging talents and established stars from around the world." #theatre #dance #ballet #sloanesquare https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/09/review-ballet-nights-009-bound-in-motion-cadogan-hall/

Blessings, playing @riversidestudioslondon from 30 September to 26 October. Behind the polished front door of the Deacon household, tradition is crumbling, secrets are festering, and change is coming - whether they like it or not. In a small English town…

#Review: American Candy @OmnibusTheatre ★★ "The puzzle pieces are there in American Candy, but unfortunately, they don’t fit together." #theatre #fringe #clapham https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/09/review-american-candy-omnibus-theatre/

#Review: Monster'd @BreadandRosesTheatre ★★★ "Throughout the entire production, the actors, the set design and the lighting have the audience utterly immersed in Aurelie’s dream-like reality." #theatre #fringe #neurodiversity #clapham https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/09/review-monsterd-bread-roses-theatre/

#Review: Patience @WiltonsMusicHall ★★★★ "Fast, tongue-twisting songs, plenty of satire, and a reasonable amount of absurdity." @CharlesCourtOpera #theatre #opera #offwestend #GilbertandSullivan https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/09/review-patience-wiltons-music-hall-2/

#BreakALeg #OpeningNight for cast and crew of The Statesman, playing @TTechnis until 27 September. A new absurdist comedy about the importance of laughter itself. A humourless village, a bitter old man and a quest to save their way of life…

#Review: The Day I Accidently Went To War @SohoTheatre ★★★ "When he’s funny, he’s very funny, particularly in the detail, with laugh out loud description of menopausal metabolism and Iraqi hairstyling choices." #theatre #offwestend #comedy #soho https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/09/review-bill-posley-the-day-i-accidentally-went-to-war-soho-theatre/

How far will we go to protect the legacy of those we love? Lee plays @parktheatrelondon from Wednesdsy 24 September to Saturday 18 October. A gripping reimagined history of two great American painters, this intimate new drama asks, how far…

#Review: HR at the Bomb Factory @TheHenandChickensTheatre ★★★ "The hour-long show is packed with jokes, allowing for few minutes of seriousness towards the end, and most of them land fairly well." #theatre #fringe #comedy https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/09/review-hr-at-the-bomb-factory-the-hen-and-chickens-theatre/

The Statesman comes to @TTechnis from Wednesday. When a boy is exiled for the forbidden act of laughter, his case catches the eye of the Queen. With a royal representative on the way, the village faces a terrifying dilemma: to…

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