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The Choir of Man review – joy, pints, and positive masculinity

Pints, pals, and pure heart – The Choir of Man hits all the right notes.

The Importance Of Being Earnest – Pure Wilde Joy wth Stephen Fry

The wit is Wilde, the cast is wonderful – The Importance of Being Earnest is a riot of fun.

Get Down Tonight review – disco sparkle with KC & The Sunshine Band

Sequins, disco anthems, and megamix joy – Get Down Tonight celebrates KC & The Sunshine Band’s music with high-energy performances and dazzling costumes.

Jordan Stephens: The art of reinvention  

The Rizzle Kicks star is swapping mics for monologues as he tackles charm, chaos, and criminality in Entertaining Mr Sloane.

Clarkston Review: Joe Locke Stars in Small-Town Heartbreaker

Joe Locke and Ruaridh Mollica wrestle with love, illness and small-town despair in Clarkston at Trafalgar Theatre.

Natey Jones on truth, music, and the grit behind The Harder They Come

“Stay stretched, stay scared, stay creatively hungry” – Natey Jones on truth, theatre, and The Harder They Come

The Lady from the Sea review – Vikander dazzles in Ibsen reborn

Alicia Vikander and Andrew Lincoln lead a superb cast in Simon Stone’s reimagined Lady from the Sea at London’s Bridge Theatre.

The Land of The Living
| Review, The Dorfman at The National Theatre

An ambitious wartime drama lifted by powerful multilingual performances and a moving finale.

The Producers
| Review, The Garrick Theatre

The Producers review – sequins, swastikas and silliness collide in Mel Brooks’ gloriously camp, outrageously funny West End musical.

Georgina Castle on Regina George, romance, and 50 First Dates

Georgina Castle talks Mean Girls, childhood theatre dreams, and the challenges of playing Lucy in 50 First Dates.

Every Brilliant Thing
| Review, @sohoplace

Ambika Mod brings warmth, wit, and vulnerability to Every Brilliant Thing, an inventive play about life’s joys and struggles

Bat Out of Hell | Katie Tonkinson and Georgia Bradshaw

Katie Tonkinson and Georgia Bradshaw discuss returning to Bat Out of Hell, the show’s evolution, performing iconic rock songs live, and the challenges and joys of touring with its passionate

Owen McDonnell

Owen McDonnell on True Detective, Killing Eve, and returning to the stage in Conor McPherson’s The Weir.

Interview
| Review, Riverside Studios

Minimalist design and live projections heighten the clash of eras, yet the chemistry falters in this timely theatrical duel.

Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical
| Review, Evolution: Battersea Park

Grease: The Immersive Movie Musical brings Secret Cinema magic, high-octane performances, and carnival thrills to Evolution: Battersea Park.

National Ballet of Japan Brings Giselle to London’s Royal Opera House

The National Ballet of Japan debuts in the UK with Giselle at London’s Royal Opera House, blending tradition and innovation under Miyako Yoshida’s direction.
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