REVIEW: Matilda in Concert
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Matilda celebrated its 30th anniversary with a special event bringing together legendary director, producer and Harry Wormwood himself, Danny DeVito, alongside composer and conductor David…
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REVIEW: RAT RAT RAT
Reading Time: 2 minutesA promising experiment Three human-sized rats are attending an institution. A junior is under the guidance of two senior rats, learning a variety of subjects,…
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REVIEW: NOW NOT NOW
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An absolute triumph of neurodivergent creativity and ingenuity
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REVIEW: Circa Duck Pond
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From the opening of the performance until the very end, this show manages to captivate and enthral the audience.
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REVIEW: Goldberg Variations Reimagined
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Although Bach’s Goldberg Variations were written in 1741 for a harpsichord and published to refresh the spirits of music lovers, it is easy to forget…
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REVIEW: John Dowland: Flow My Teares
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn exquisitely intimate recital in which Laurence Kilsby and Yuli Bayeul’s virtuosity and palpable connection brought Dowland’s melancholy vividly to life. Two chairs and a…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Emanual Gat
Reading Time: 3 minutesNext month, Sadler’s presents the UK premiere of a new work Five Days in the Sun (3 Nov) set to Mahler’s Symphony No. 5, which actually marks its 125th anniversary this year.…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jacob O’Connor
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Jacob O’Connor to discuss his dark comedy debut play ‘Act of God.’
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Julia Robert and Rudi Cole
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Returning after their sell-out hit ∞ {Infinite} in 2025, Vortex is performed by the international powerhouse HUMANHOOD, where the stage becomes the ‘eye of the tornado.’
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: German Cornejo
Reading Time: 4 minutesGermán Cornejo’s fiery Tango After Dark visits Sadler’s Wells Theatre from Thursday 5 – Monday 9 November 2026. Returning to London by overwhelming demand, the internationally acclaimed Tango After Dark presents tango as it was…
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