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Paul Hegarty4 March 2025

Interview: Taking A Tour of East Anglia

Dawn Finnerty discusses fEAST Theatre and their new show Tales From the Motherland
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#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…

#Review: The Mikado @draytonarmsSW5 ★★★ "It is so charming and quietly rather brilliantly subversive. Just don’t tell the purists. They’ll only spoil the fun." @Forbeartheatre #theatre #fringe #GilbertandSullivan #opera https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-the-mikado-the-drayton-arms/

NEXT WEEK @theglitch_se1 @thewatchplay Fusing tender romantic comedy with dreamlike storytelling, Isabella Waldron’s The Watch is a contemporary love story that explores the delicate dance between time, intimacy, and identity. When insomniac Hannah meets clockmaker Zoe, days blur into nights,…

#Review: ...Earnest @sheffieldtheatres ★★★★★ "The show is slick and clever and the actors always appear to be ready for whatever happens, especially Haberfield who literally directs the action from the auditorium." @SayItAgainSorry #theatre #comedy #improv #sheffield #touring https://everything-theatre.co.uk/2025/05/review-earnest-crucible-theatre-sheffield/

Street Playing at @baronscourtw14 from 3 - 7 June Australian theatre company @MonSansProductions returns to London with a new play that addresses the overlooked reality of homelessness. STREET follows Foster and Miriam, two homeless youths who are used to being…

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