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Gretchen Andrew’s Facetune Portraits: Universal Beauty

Universal Beauty Is a Stark Mirror of Our Digitally Distorted Reflections

Faulty Towers The Dining Experience

A Hilarious Homage to a Classic

Sabrage
– Review, Lafayette London

Feathers, fizz, and filthy fun: Sabrage pops the cork on a wild night of cabaret at Lafayette King’s Cross.

Layana Resort: A Place Where Time Stands Still

A diamond in the crown that is Thailand—a place that combines serenity, beauty, and authenticity in a way that few places can.

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Mighty Hoopla: The Party With A Purpose

This iconic festival, known for its vibrant celebration of inclusivity, nostalgia, and infectious energy, has become a must-attend event in London's summer calendar.

Puppy
– Review, Kings Head Theatre

Porn, politics, and passion: Puppy is a sharp, powerful, feminist celebration of queer love and found family

SIX
– Review, Vaudeville Theatre

Still reigning supreme: SIX the musical serving pop majesty to the West End with a glorious new cast.

Clueless: The Musical
– Review, Trafalgar Theatre 

Cher's back, baby! Clueless: The Musical hits the West End with tartan skirts, bold choices and a blast of big 90s nostalgia.

World Press Photo Exhibition London 2025

World Press Photo Exhibition Returns to London for a Spectacular Summer Showcase.

Matthew Xia

“Theatre should shake audiences awake”: Matthew Xia on the power of satire, the politics of laughter, and why comedy is the perfect weapon against racial capitalism.

Alterations
– Review, The Lyttelton at The National Theatre

A tailor’s shop becomes a pressure cooker in Alterations, where men sew, women survive, and the legacy of Windrush looms overhead.

Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors
– Review, Menier Chocolate Factory

Horror meets hilarity in this joyfully queer, quick-witted Dracula at the Menier Chocolate Factory.

Marisha Wallace in Concert
– Review & Interview, Adelphi Theatre

Marisha Wallace wows with vocal mastery, personal stories, and musical magic at the Adelphi Theatre.

The Little Prince
– Review, London Coliseum

Visual poetry in motion – The Little Prince brings Saint-Exupéry’s classic to life with stunning dance, projection, and acrobatics.

Phantom Peak: Jonacon
– Review, Phantom Peak, London

Jonacon at Phantom Peak lets you leave reality behind and live inside a steampunk comic book where the only rule is to expect the unexpected!

Cruel Intentions: The 90s Musical, Tour
– Review

From revenge plots to ‘90s pop perfection, Cruel Intentions: The ‘90s Musical tour is the high school drama you didn’t know you needed.