REVIEW: EXPÖSED
Reading Time: 2 minutesEXPÖSED is a 21st-century adaptation of Hans Christian Anderson’s folktale The Emperor’s New Clothes.
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REVIEW: Shenoah Allen: Bloodlust Summertime
Reading Time: 2 minutesShenoah Allen really understands his audience. It is a truth universally acknowledged that the Brits love an eccentric underdog. Unlike the Americans who love a cocky winner, we love to root for the less-egregious, the self-deprecating, the weird.
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: Tatty Hennessy
Reading Time: 3 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Tatty Hennessy, writer of National Youth Theatre REP Company’s production of Dracula at the NYT Workshop Theatre. This world premiere production is written by Tatty Hennessy, writer of the 2025 UK Theatre Award-winning and Olivier Award-nominated adaptation of Animal Farm, and directed by UK Theatre Award Best Director Nominee Atri Banerjee.
IN CONVERSATION WITH: JAMES GRAHAM
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe National Theatre’s smash-hit play Dear England is embarking on its first ever national tour and is coming to Liverpool Empire. Multi-award-winning stage and screen writer, James Graham, sits down to talk about the play
REVIEW: Saint Joan at the Citizen’s Theatre
Reading Time: 3 minutesBlistering, Bare and Impossible to Ignore Saint Joan, based on George Bernard Shaw’s classic play, comes to the Citizens’ Theatre in a stripped-back, modernised take drawn directly from the unseen screenplay. The play follows the true story…
IN CONVERSATION WITH: Amy Dunn
Reading Time: 2 minutesWe sat down for an exclusive interview with Amy Dunn who plays Evi Travers in War of the Worlds.
REVIEW: BORDERS: Digital, Political, Emotional
Reading Time: 2 minutesMeteatra’s debut, BORDERS: Digital, Political, Emotional at the Arcola Theatre, is an ambitious and promising first outing, aiming to bridge London and Istanbul through six short plays by competition winners Aine King, Andrew Lawston, Banu Şenel, Salman Siddiqi, Erdoğan Soytürk, and Tamara von Werthern.
REVIEW: Be My Cabaret
Reading Time: 2 minutesWhether attending alone or on a date, Be MY Cabaret offered something for everyone. The show was, as expected, a variety piece, with many different acts all centred around the same theme: love.
REVIEW: Shadowlands
Reading Time: 2 minutesDirected by Rachel Kavanaugh and transferred from its Chichester origins to the Aldwych Theatre, this production explores the late-in-life romance between writer C. S. Lewis and poet Joy Davidman with delicacy and emotional precision.