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Lucy Boardman16 August 2024

Review: Open Call, Courtyard Theatre

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#Interview: Miguel Marín on 20 years of Flamenco Festival "Flamenco Festival was born out of a simple but powerful idea: to create a platform that could showcase the richness and diversity of flamenco to international audiences." Festival opens 27 May,…

#Review: Shucked @RegentsParkOAT ★★★★ "A hilariously corny musical about community and letting new perspectives change you for the better." #theatre #RegentsPark #outdoortheatre #musicals https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-shucked-regents-park-open-air-theatre/

#Review: The Crucible @The_Globe ★★★★ "This is a powerful and impressively lucid Crucible, one that makes full use of its unique surroundings while never losing sight of the human cost at the heart of Miller’s play." #theatre #TheGlobe #ArthurMiller #offwestend…

#Review: & Juliet @SheffieldTheatres ★★★★ "The combination of endless classics from Max Martin, talented performances and engaging set design has me in full agreement with the crowd that this is a great night out." @JulietMusical #theatre #musicals #touring #sheffield https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-juliet-lyceum-theatre/

#Review: Are We Doing This Right? @TheHenandChickensTheatre ★★★★ "This is a thoughtful and absorbing debut play by Koe, who clearly drew from her own experiences and passions to develop it." #theatre #fringe https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-are-we-doing-this-right-hen-and-chickens-theatre/

#Review: Venus in Fur @camdenpeoplestheatre ★★★ "It invites us to consider what is real and what is fiction. As I walked out of the theatre, I found myself still thinking about what the ending really meant." #theatre #fringe #camden https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-venus-in-fur-camden-peoples-theatre/

#Review: @themadones_uk @TheOtherPalace ★★★★ "It is a hopeful show that, whilst navigating grief and friendship, demonstrates the power of finding your own path, overcoming fears, and moving forward." #theatre #musicals #offwestend https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-the-mad-ones-the-other-palace/

#Review: Riot Street @TheatrePeckham ★★★ "Showcasing brilliant writing and some standout performances, this production highlights how easily a small community can feel neglected by society and its law enforcement." #theatre #fringe #PeckhamFringe #drama #Welshstories https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-riot-street-peckham-fringe/

#Review: Shelter @BaronsCourtW14 ★★★ "This complex combination is played out phenomenally by Owen and Haworth, who have the audience mesmerised by their characters. They are utterly haunted by their past and riddled with anxiety about their future." #theatre #fringe #queertheatre…

#Review: Imaginary Friends @sohotheatre ★★ "The show’s performance and techniques can’t be faulted for their execution." #theatre #soho #offwestend #comedy #fringe https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-imaginary-friends-soho-theatre/

#Review: Little Brother @Jermynstreettheatre ★★★★ "Does not ask for pity; it asks to be heard. And, in doing so, it demands we reckon with the truths we often choose not to see." #theatre #offwestend #truestories #migrant https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-little-brother-jermyn-steet-theatre/

#Review: The Gang of Three @kingsheadtheatre ★★★ "This is a play for those political nerds with an interest in a specific period of history, but judging by how full the theatre was, there are a lot of such people in…

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