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REVIEW: Mysteries: Beethoven and Mozart
Performed by the talented fellows of Sinfonia Smith Square, ‘Mysteries: Beethoven and Mozart’ was a…
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REVIEW: You Matched With…
“A sharply written and surprisingly unsettling comedy about what happens when we ask AI how…
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REVIEW: John Proctor is a Villain
The most validating theatrical experience a young woman can have!
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REVIEW: Away From Home
Captured what is universal about the human experience of being away from home London is…
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REVIEW: D is for Distance
D is for Distance is a strange, beautiful meditation on memory, truth and family, bound…
Keep readingREVIEW: Legends of Irish Music and Song: The Fureys Farewell Tour
The passing of time has done nothing to dull the talent of these Irishmen, absolutely…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Maz McGinlay
We sat down for an exclusive interview with Maz McGinlay who plays Dr Jess Irvine in this captivating and soul-stirring new musical infused with nostalgic…
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REVIEW: Maricel
Review: Maricel at the Manchester Film Festival — a powerful story of Filipino OFWs, family sacrifice, blending emotional depth with authentic storytelling.
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REVIEW: Exit 8
Exit 8, Directed by Genki Kawamura is on show at the 2026 Manchester Film Festival and drew a packed audience to the Odeon Great Northern
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REVIEW: A Mirrored Monet
A Mirrored Monet is a new musical by composer/lyricist/dramatist Carmel Owen stars Jeff Shankley (Starlight Express, Cats) as Monet and Dean John-Wilson (Your Lie in…
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REVIEW: Death on the Nile
Agatha Christie’s Death on the Nile, adapted by Ken Ludwig and directed by Lucy Bailey, plays at the Festival Theatre Edinburgh from 24–28 March 2026.…
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REVIEW: Government Inspector
A simple case of mistaken identity spirals into farce, exposing vanity, hypocrisy and greed in this razor-sharp satire from the grandfather of Ukrainian drama. David…
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