REVIEW: Quartet in Autumn
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As a first impression, there is something almost disorientating about watching Quartet in Autumn in 2026. Not because the play itself feels outdated, but because…
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REVIEW: Dark Noon
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As the show begins with benign birdsong, the houselights are still up. Audience members are seated on chairs along three sides of the stage at…
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REVIEW: It’s My Birthday!
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IT’S MY BIRTHDAY!, choreographed by Julian Nichols and performed by Naomi Chockler, Chieh-Hann Chang, Elisa Chou, Grace Malone, and Paxton Ricketts is a captivating contemporary…
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REVIEW: Good Vibrations – A Celebration of the Beach Boys
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Celebrating 60 years of Pet Sounds, the concert began with the album performed in full in the first half, before moving on to a selection…
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REVIEW: What’s Rotting in the Office Fridge?
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Inksplat Theatre Company previewed new horror comedy What’s Rotting in the Office Fridge? at 18 Candleriggs.
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REVIEW: Revolution Days
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‘A vital force at the Citizens Theatre’
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Marco da Silva Ferreira
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Portuguese choreographer Marco da Silva Ferreira returns to Sadler’s Wells East with the UK premiere of F*cking Future, running Thursday 4 – Saturday 6 June…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Hannah Lochhead
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‘In the first five minutes we touch on themes of loss, friendship and naive determination.’
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Emily Rose Simons and Tanya Truman
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How To Make a Mess: A Totally Unauthorised Love Letter to Nigella Lawson play at Upstairs at the Gatehouse 4th – 28th June. We sat…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Chiara Sparkes
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Chiara Sparkes, who is playing Maggie Wallace in ‘Stand and Deliver: the Lee Jeans Sit-In’, telling the…
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