London

1884, an anti colonial game-theatre show at the Wellcome Collection

Without any previous research, I chose to enter this piece blind in which I am immensely glad I did. Created…

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The Monkey’s Paw – The Hope Theatre

The Monkey’s Paw, currently haunting the intimate Hope Theatre, is a stage adaptation of the classic supernatural tale of the…

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The Constant Cold – Baron’s Court Theatre

With a runtime of just 30 minutes, The Constant Cold by Zoë Cooper delivers a tight package of thrills and…

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The Wolf of Poyais – Golden Goose Theatre

The Wolf of Poyais is a new one-man historical satire play from BlueBar productions, written by Sam Went and starring…

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The Wanderers – Marylebone Theatre

The Wanderers is a moving and thought-provoking play inspired by true events. It delves deeply into the complexities of relationships,…

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The Unbelievers – Royal Court Theatre

Silence sits heavily in Nick Payne’s “The Unbelievers”, a play that dares to explore the uneasy space between grief, uncertainty…

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Every Brilliant Thing (Minnie Driver) – Soho Place Theatre

With a premise like the one mentioned for Every Brilliant Thing, it is seldom that one can go through the…

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Fawlty Towers The Play – New Wimbledon Theatre

John Cleese’s iconic Fawlty Towers begins its UK and Ireland tour in Wimbledon following its record-breaking sold-out run in the…

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Skeleton – Etcetera Theatre

Skeleton is a new one-woman horror play, written and performed by Lucy Spreckley, which delivers some intriguing and spooky thrills.…

2 months ago

Michael Rosen: Getting Through It – The Old Vic

Getting Through It is a poignant, inspiring, heartbreaking and heartwarming storytelling show by acclaimed children’s author Michael Rosen (We’re Going…

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