Lion and Unicorn Theatre
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Reviews
Review: The Red Prince, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Well-crafted contemporary political commentary delivered with real power, precision and punch.
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Review: EXPӦSED, Lion & Unicorn
‘Ze Emperor’s New Clothes’ is seen as a few really funny sketches and eccentric characters, skimpily stretched across the body…
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Interviews
Interview: Beyond the Ballot Box: Finding the Human Heart in Political Comedy
Benjamin May, Susan Nickson, and Tim Dawson discuss The Red Prince Following the seismic shift of the 2024 General Election,…
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Features
The Etties: Best Fringe Venue Nominations
We’re honoring the small-but-mighty theaters, from Clapham to Kentish Town, that became our second homes in 2025.
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The Etties: Best TYA Venue Nominations
We’re honoring the four magical spaces that prove theatre for young audiences is as sophisticated, daring, and vital as any…
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Reviews
Review: Daughter, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A second viewing of this show is perhaps even more shocking and disturbing than the first, with individual complicity still…
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Features
Feature: The Year I Craved Human Connection
Mike Carter Looks Back at His 2025 We continue our review of 2025 with Mike Carter, who this time last…
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Feature: Let’s Hear It For The Girls
Rob Warren rounds up his 2025, a year when much of the best stuff reviewed was very female dominated
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Feature: The Theatre Pleasures of 2025
Faye Elder rounds up her year reviewing for Everything Theatre
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Reviews
Review: Flat Earthers, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
An amusing and gentle look at the human need for connection and purpose.
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