Reading Time: 2 minutesA fascinating depiction of resistance, queerness, and Jewishness that promotes a deeply resonant and relevant history. Who is Claude Cahun?, a new play by D.R. Hill and directed by David Furlong, tells the true story of Claude…
Reading Time: 7 minutesJoe Eason (he/him) is the writer/composer of Two Come Home. He is reprising his role as Evan from the critically acclaimed 2024 fringe tour. He trained at Mountview Academy of Theatre Arts. Isobel Sheard (any/all) is the…
Reading Time: 3 minutesA witty and high-energy blitz of wrath and disenfranchisement that loses focus in a scattershot flurry of conflicting ideas. The first thing budding actress ‘Lili’ Lum Wai Man (Gawa Leung, also the playwright) tells us as she…
Reading Time: 2 minutesA night where a period of time and a diva’s life are not just remembered but felt once more. A Tribute to Dalida is more than a musical performance—it is a communal celebration of cultural memory, a…
Reading Time: 2 minutesDick is not for everyone. It has a strong start but the climax is a bit of a let down. “Dick” at Riverside Studios is a play that captivates with its sharp wit and compelling performances in…
Reading Time: 2 minutesIn its third edition, the Union Theatre presents Union Shorts. This evening showcases eight emerging playwrights, all vying to pique our interests with a short piece to show their stuff. The standard is impeccably high this year with writing that ranges from the comedic to dramatic, the political to the personal.
Reading Time: 2 minutesOriginally premiering at the Edinburgh Fringe in 2021 and returning to London a fourth time in the Jack Studio, Press sees Nathaniel Brimmer-Beller as writer, director and lead in this snappy two-hander.
Reading Time: 2 minutesFrom The Middle Theatre Co. debuts their BRAND NEW play Flat 2.
Two couples move into a flat together. Ava and Stefan have been together for years – steady, standard, static. Billie and Freddie on the other hand are still shagging.
Reading Time: 6 minutesCharlotte and Sam played Indira and Mohandas in Make Good: The Post Office Scandal, both making their debuts as performers in a musical. The musical, developed over three years, was written by Jeanie O’Hare (book), Jim Fortune (music and lyrics), and Maimuna Memon (additional music), and was developed with affected sub-postmasters.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe Royal Lyceum Launches 2025/26 Season, Celebrating Sixty Years of Theatre in Edinburgh