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Catarina and the Beauty of Killing Fascists

In a hurried and harried world, this production is nuanced, unsettling and thoughtful.

Woody Sez: The Life & Music of Woody Guthrie

The production, of course, pays tribute to Woody Guthrie, but Lutken and his musicians are no tribute act.

Night City | Southwark Playhouse Borough

Night City may or may not be a “choreopoem”, but whatever you want to call it, it’s a fine piece of new writing and deserves to have a big audie…

The Mirror Crack'd

As ever at The Mill at Sonning, the pre-show dinner was delicious and delightful. It was a pity the show itself was overcooked.

Ballet Nights | Assembly Rooms

Such an unusual experience at the Edinburgh Fringe, and yet one that was more than eclectic and energetic enough to fit right in.

Bush! The Musical | Greenside @ George Street

A satisfyingly amusing if somewhat overambitious production.

Mario Adrion: Live A Little

The pathos and emotional engagement were worth listening to.

Harriet Richardson: Creep

An often mischievous storyline told by a performance artist whose Edinburgh Fringe debut is a resounding success.

Pilate: The Lost Gospel

An intense monologue offering a fresh take on a famed historical figure.

Stepping Out | Devonshire Park Theatre

Very highly recommended - a wonderful, stylish revival of a wonderful, life-affirming play!

They've Stolen Mussolini

A commitment to ‘show’ rather than ‘tell’ a somewhat convoluted narrative, based as it was on a true story, made for an engaging and entertainin…

One Million Words by Ivo Müller

An unmissable experience awaits theatregoers at the 2026 Edinburgh Fringe. Highly recommended.

Krapp's Last Tape / Godot's To-Do List - Royal Court

Krapp's Last Tape / Godot's To-Do List - Royal Court: This production has paid much attention to detail and is both intriguing and subtle.

Stefania Licari: I Can Make You Italian in 55 Minutes

An engaging, uplifting and enthusiastic comedy hour.

Setting Sail at the Golden Goose Theatre

Setting Sail at the Golden Goose Theatre was an evening of fresh, original storytelling, showcasing seven distinct new writing pieces.

The Sun, The Moon, and The Stars | Theatre Royal Stratford East

Kibong Tanji’s voice, presence and training qualify her to do justice to Baruwa-Etti’s text and indeed she delivers a wholly committed, physical…

Review of Happy Warriors at Upstairs at the Gatehouse

James Hugh Macdonald's Happy Warriors, based on a real-life episode between Randolph Churchill (Simon Pontin) and the illustrious English writer…

Review of Thank You For Your Patience at Hackney Showroom

A good mixture of engaging storytelling and some inventive use of distinctly low-tech props combine to furnish the audience with a brief but int…