Review: L'AMORE DEL CUORE (HEART'S DESIRE), Coronet Theatre
The Coronet might be the most internationally inclined venue in London.
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Review: VEGETABLES, Secret Location In Clerkenwell
Either the immersive industry is floundering, or the craze has passed.
Review: MISS JULIE, Park Theatre
Max Harrison’s production is a beautiful textbook revival that, while leaning into the comic side of the text (translated here by Michael Meyer) accordingly tips into the opposite range of emotional distress.
Review: BABIES A NEW (BORN) MUSICAL, The Other Palace
Real life is looming right after the end of Year 11.
Review: MARIE CURIE, Charing Cross Theatre
She was exceptional, but the musical written about her is anything but.
Review: WEDDING BAND, Lyric Hammersmith
Interracial marriage has been legal in the United States for less than six decades.
Review: MAY 35TH, Southwark Playhouse Elephant
It’s a sophisticated manifestation of human activism that’s unafraid to display shared trauma and address the threat of authoritarianism.
Review: SPIRITED AWAY, London Coliseum
Hayao Miyazaki’s legacy is one for the ages.
Review: KING LEAR, Riverside Studios
Cutting Shakespeare isn’t rare, with time restraint and accessible efficiency at the top of the list.
Review: LAUGHING BOY, Jermyn Street Theatre
When Connor dies whilst in the care of the NHS, his mum, Sara, wants answers.
Review: LOVE'S LABOUR'S LOST, Royal Shakespeare Theatre
Spring brings renewed energy into the year.
Review: ALGORITHMS, Park Theatre
Between the contradictions of her age group and the difficulties of navigating a life where everyone is too busy, yet your ex is already moving on, Brooke is crumbling.
Review: KISS MARRY KILL, Stone Nest
Dante or Die are back with another site-specific venture.
Book Review: THE ACTOR AND THE SPACE, Declan Donnellan
His first publication went viral (once again, in a way) when Mr Jeremy Strong of Succession fame featured it in his GQ interview about his essentials, saying he swears by it.
Review: YOUR LIE IN APRIL – THE MUSICAL IN CONCERT, Theatre Royal Drury Lane
If Your Lie in April follows the same patterns as Death Note, it won’t be the last time we hear of this iteration.
Review: BARE: A POP OPERA, London Palladium
One-off staged concerts are all the rage these days.
Review: CASSIE AND THE LIGHTS, Southwark Playhouse Borough
Written and directed by Alex Howarth based on real conversations with kids in care, it’s a shot to the heart.
Review: HORNE'S DESCENT, Old Red Lion Theatre
Horne’s Descent features a compact take on religious philosophy and slender social politics, adding a dash of good-natured occult to the mix.
Review: THE DIVINE MRS S, Hampstead Theatre
The Divine Mrs S is a load of… silliness.
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