REVIEW: The Oresteia
Reading Time: 3 minutesSimon Stone’s The Oresteia lays bare the trouble with dismembering – the remembering. Hell hath no fury like a mother betrayed. The Greeks understood the…
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REVIEW: The Jonathan Larson Project
Reading Time: 2 minutesProof that even Jonathan Larson’s cutting-room floor is more electric than most writers’ final drafts. With a major new production of Rent heading to the…
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REVIEW: Searching Blue (寻蓝)
Reading Time: 2 minutesengaging, enchanting and vibrant” Created and directed by Kuik Swee Boon, founder of Singapore’s T.H.E Dance Company, in collaboration with Malaysian sound artist Kent Lee, Searching…
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REVIEW: Shanay Holmes
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As an award-winning and critically acclaimed performer, Shanay Holmes’s debut solo concert in collaboration with Chris Poon and the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra was bound to be…
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REVIEW: Drag and Fab
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This isn’t just a drag show, it’s a spectacular, high-energy queer cabaret showcasing a dazzling spectrum of London’s drag kings, queens and non-binary royalty.
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REVIEW: Blue Mist
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Olivier Award-nominated Blue Mist is a sharp, darkly funny story about truth, trust and ambition. Written by Mohamed-Zain Dada, directed by Milli Bhatia.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Uliana Klimchuk
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Ahead of SELEDKA’s run at Edinburgh Fringe, we spoke with performer Uliana Klimchuk about the piece.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ben O’sullivan
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Silly and surreal comedian Ben O’Sullivan returns to Edinburgh with an absurd show asking the question, Is it possible to seduce someone, even if they know…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jack McGuire
Reading Time: 4 minutesDescribed as one of the most chilled shows at 2025’s Fringe, Channel returns to Edinburgh but this time in an intimate shipping container space for…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Katie Gaven
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Ahead of 00:45:00’s upcoming run at Edinburgh Fringe, we spoke with director Katie Gaven about the piece.
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