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The Comedy About Spies
| Noel Coward Theatre

Wigs, wine, and witty one-liners: Mischief’s latest is part Bond spoof, part farce, and totally worth bugging a hotel room for.

Giant
| Review, Harold Pinter Theatre

John Lithgow is magnetic in this gut-punch of a play about words, wounds, and reckoning.

The Sleep Reset – Testing the Simba Hybrid Mattress

Testing the Simba Hybrid mattress as a sleep-deprived new parent with a sore back, a baby, and a bed-hogging dog.

Tambo & Bones
| Review, UK Tour

If you’re not already talking about Tambo & Bones, you will be; this is bold, blistering, brilliant theatre, that demands to be seen.

Tati Gabrielle

Where Have All The Flowers Gone

Tucker Wetmore

David Shields

Paris Paloma

On Tour with Mark Ambor

Alec Benjamin

Alexandra Savior

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My Master Builder
| Review, Wyndham’s Theatre

Ewan McGregor returns to the West End in My Master Builder, a modern take on Ibsen’s classic.

Swing! Swing! Admiral Byng
| Review, Playground Theatre

Stoic sailors, political scapegoats and Molly's rum: Admiral Byng's final days get the thoughtful, theatrical send-off they deserve.

The Great Gatsby – A New Musical
| Review, London Coliseum

Old sport, new musical: Gatsby dazzles with glittering sets, dazzling costumes, and a love story aching with obsession and hope.

Sunny Side
| Review, Northern Rascals on Tour

Sunny Side uses dance and spoken word to rip open the silence around men’s mental health, and it’s beautiful.

Midnight Cowboy the Musical
| Review, Southwark Playhouse

Gritty, bold, and unexpectedly moving, Midnight Cowboy: The Musical dives into loneliness, survival, and friendship in a soulful, bluesy reimagining of a cult classic with real heart.

Now That’s What I Call a Musical
| Review, New Wimbledon Theatre

Packed with iconic 80s bangers, big laughs, and even bigger heart, Now That’s What I Call a Musical is a neon-soaked, feel-good blast of nostalgia and pure joy.

Thanks for Having Me
| Review, Riverside Studios

Hilarious, raw, and refreshingly real, Thanks for Having Me dives into the chaos of modern dating with razor-sharp writing, brilliant performances, and a twist you won’t see coming.