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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.

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LATEST FEATURES

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.

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.