Review: BBC PROMS: BOND AND BEYOND, Royal Albert Hall
This celebration of the scores and songs from the James Bond's film franchise leaves us stirred, not shaken, with a surprise appearance from Lulu.…
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Review: YOU KILLED MY CAT, Baron's Court Theatre
The play itself is incredibly witty and sharp. Rogers and Leacy make a dynamic pairing. Their chemistry and ability to never drop the ball on the energy is stellar to watch. Director Julian Daye has a wonderful skill set for directing.…
Review: BBC PROMS: CHINKEKE! ORCHESTRA WITH ANGEL BLUE, Royal Albert Hall
Having only been established in 2015, it's important to remember the impact of the Chineke! Orchestra on classical music. Not only championing Black and ethnically diverse musicians, it also celebrates composers of Black and ethinically diverse heritage, giving deserved praise to often overlooked ta…
Review: FOR YOUR TWENTIES, The Etcetera Theatre
Banning’s script is clear when spoken. Her ability to form clear connections is strong, seen in the chemistry between Nick and Sarah. The actors seem at peace with each other; there is a real bond there.…
Review: AS YOU LIKE IT, Shakespeare's Globe
Sean Holmes at the Globe has been characterised as something of a purist, his A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Much Ado attracting praise for their Elizabethan costumes and rowdy atmosphere. In the opening scenes of his As You Like It, much of the same traditionalism is on display, except here the re…
Review: TROUBLE IN TAHITI and THE SEVEN DEADLY SINS, Opera Holland Park
Leonard Bernstein and Kurt Weill write great tunes and tell terrific stories in brilliant debut twin productions by Opera Prelude…
EDINBURGH 2026: Review: AS FAR AS WE KNOW, Summerhall
You know you’re in for a good story when you go and see a YESYESNONO production, but As Far As We Know is particularly special. Best enjoyed at the very edge of your seat, you're in for a hell of a ride.…
Review: MRS DOUBTFIRE, Birmingham Hippodrome
Attention poppets! Mrs Doubtfire has arrived on tour and she's ready to charm households all over the country. Whether you grew up with the beloved 1993 movie starring Robin Williams, or you're brand new to the world of this super nanny, you're sure to find plenty to love in this exuberant and delig…
Review: KABBARLI: AN IRISHWOMAN IN THE DESERT, Etcetera Theatre
The curse of being a woman is that you will forever know anger. Anger from things around you. Anger from things put upon you by those who aren’t women. Anger about things that you could prevent if only you had the freedom to. Walk In Her Shoes Productions’ newest play, Kabbarli: An Irishwoman …
Review: WHO KILLED MARILYN?, The Emerald Theatre
In a time when the media’s obsession with young troubled Hollywood women continues to be rampant, there could be merit behind the ethics of reexamining Marilyn Monroe’s death. Instead, Who Killed Marilyn? becomes the thing it tries to critique.…
Past Shows
The Last Self Tape
New writing, premiering at The Cockpit. It’s 6:47 pm. An actress sits down to make a self-tape. It might be her last. In a city of lost and lonely people, how do we find our way without losing who we are? A woman, A camera, One last chance. A story you won’t forget.
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“I want to be noticed, seen, heard, felt! I want them to know I’m alive!” A mysterious, charismatic drifter named Val meets store keeper 'Lady' in the dark underbelly of a mid-century Southern American town. The world around them is grey, ashen, violent, more dead than alive...
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