REVIEW: Dada Masilo’s Hamlet
Reading Time: 2 minutesOccasionally flawed, frequently compelling, most electrifying when it abandons its stated premise for something richer
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Toby Gordon and Sue Fletcher
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Toby Gordon, Director, and Sue Fletcher, Founder Producer of Shakespeare in the Squares' tenth anniversary production, Love’s Labour’s Lost.
REVIEW: zoë.exe
Reading Time: 2 minutesA biting comedy tackling big questions about artificial intelligence and humanity.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Marco da Silva Ferreira
Reading Time: 4 minutesPortuguese choreographer Marco da Silva Ferreira returns to Sadler’s Wells East with the UK premiere of F*cking Future, running Thursday 4 – Saturday 6 June 2026,
REVIEW: Quartet in Autumn
Reading Time: 3 minutesAs a first impression, there is something almost disorientating about watching Quartet in Autumn in 2026. Not because the play itself feels outdated, but because almost everything surrounding the characters now belongs to a vanished social landscape.
REVIEW: It’s My Birthday!
Reading Time: 2 minutesIT’S MY BIRTHDAY!, choreographed by Julian Nichols and performed by Naomi Chockler, Chieh-Hann Chang, Elisa Chou, Grace Malone, and Paxton Ricketts is a captivating contemporary dance-theatre work exploring isolation, the struggle for visibility in groups and feeling left out while the party’s all for you.
REVIEW: Giffords Circus: Waterfield
Reading Time: 2 minutes The show captures the peculiar British ability to balance melancholy, absurdity and wonder all at once.
REVIEW: Guildhall Jazz Orchestra: Porgy and Bess
Reading Time: 2 minutesA performance filled with energy and passion, from beginning to end. Scott Stroman’s direction of Porgy and Bess, from Miles Davis’ and Gil Evans’ jazz adaptation of the famous opera, is nothing short of spectacular. Starting with…
REVIEW: End Of The Rainbow
Reading Time: 2 minutesA masterclass in tragedy, comedy, and high-glamour anxiety that proves it is always Monsoon season. End of the Rainbow, starring Jinkx Monsoon, tells the story of Judy Garland coming to London for a 6 week concert run,…
REVIEW: Henry Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas
Reading Time: 3 minutes“Exceptionally exquisite vocals elevated by innovative staging underneath a British icon.”