REVIEW: Turn This Sh*t Off
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British comedy at its finest: stools, satire and sexiness.
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REVIEW: 8 Songs for a Mad King
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There is a particular kind of attention that only comes from being in the room. Not the attention of the reviewer cataloguing programme notes, but…
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REVIEW: Groove
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Ghetto Funk Collective is an Amsterdam-based dance and arts crew dedicated to funk culture. The Ruggeds are world champion b-boys known internationally, including for their…
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REVIEW: East London Theatre School’s For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too Heavy
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The energy in the audience of the East London Theatre School’s production of For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When The Hue Gets Too…
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REVIEW: Marco da Silva Ferreira F*cking Future
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There are performances that declare their politics openly, and there are performances that allow meaning to emerge through experience. Marco da Silva Ferreira’s F** Futures*…
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REVIEW: A Perfect Dish
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“An original premise insufficiently developed in its script.”
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FEATURE: We Invented the Weekend
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The ‘We Invented the Weekend’ festival, coming to Salford for the third time in 2026, celebrates the beginning of the workers’ rights campaign to finish…
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Ian Chapman Black and Levenka Andrea
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Ian Chapman Black and Levenka Andrea to discuss ‘Reel Life’.
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Liz Tait
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We sat down for an exclusive interview with Liz Tait to discuss ‘Who Do They Think They Are?’
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FEATURE: Beautiful Thing @ Woolwich Works
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Part of Pride Month at Woolwich Works, Beanfest celebrated the 30th anniversary of Beautiful Thing.
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