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REVIEW: Iolanthe

Reading Time: 2 minutesA Gilbert and Sullivan classic, Iolanthe was produced during the peak of the composers’ collaboration, opening on the same night in 1882 in both London and New York. This production joined the list of ‘Savoy Operas’, shows performed in the Savoy Theatre which was purposely built to showcase the work of the famed duo. 

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sam Morrison

Reading Time: 2 minutesTony award winning Edgewood Entertainments presents Sam Morrison’s Sugar Daddy, opening March 5 at Underbelly Boulevard Soho co-produced by the undeniable Billy Porter and Alan Cumming. What feels different bringing this show back in 2026? So much…

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Rhianna Dhillon

Reading Time: 4 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Rhianna Dhillon who presents a new monthly series for BFI Player celebrating female friendship and chosen family through the Galentine’s Day collection, featuring films like Frances Ha and Daisies. She will also curate a BFI Flare collection on March 9th, honouring 40 years of the London LGBTQIA+ Film Festival with highlights including Weekend, Beach Rats, and Young Soul Rebels.

REVIEW: Ballet Icons Gala

Reading Time: 3 minutesAnniversary galas should invite reflection, or at least a vague sense of what has come before. The 20th anniversary Ballet Icons Gala, however, felt curiously unstructured: a sequence of celebrated pas de deux and contemporary fragments assembled without a clear thematic thread.