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Orphans: Gritty absurdist play about two damaged brothers has mystery and threat
by News Roomby News RoomThis revival of Lyle Kessler’s Philadelphia set play at Jermyn Street Theatre energetically tells the story of two orphan brothers having their strange world punctured by an outsider
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Woman in Mind at Duke of York’s Theatre review: Sheridan Smith elevates this somewhat dated material
by News Roomby News RoomSmith has a uniquely vivid physical presence, and her emotions are shimmeringly close to the surface
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The Rivals theatre review: Classic comedy revival is gorgeous but awkwardly updated
by News Roomby News RoomLittler and his co-adapter Rosie Tricks, who sounds like she belongs in a Georgian comedy herself, play fast and loose with this plot, its characters and dialogue. Perhaps most jarring…
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Stage might: the most exciting theatre shows hitting London in 2026
by News Roomby News RoomLondon theatre had another astonishing year in 2025 with week after week of exciting productions which illustrated that we are the epicentre of the stage world through the sheer diversity…
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Bluey’s ‘cool dad’ Bandit doesn’t impress his own kids as voice star admits they’re ‘embarrassed’ by him
by News Roomby News RoomEXCLUSIVE As Bluey’s Big Play arrives in the West End this Christmas, Bandit and Chilli voice stars Dave McCormack and Melanie Zanetti reflect on awkward fan encounters and parenting myths
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‘There Were Gasps… People Were Crying’: Tim Bano on Paddington’s stunning West End debut
by News Roomby News RoomWith music by Tom Fletcher, a script by Jessica Swale, and direction by Luke Sheppard, the show blends humour, heart, and theatrical spectacle. From swooning ballads to villainous antics, every…
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Twelfth Night at the Barbican review: A delightful maximalist feast
by News Roomby News RoomDirector Prasanna Puwanarajah’s Shakespeare festivities are striking if a little over-stuffed in places
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Oh, Mary! at the Trafalgar Theatre review: a boozy glitter bomb of outrageousness
by News Roomby News RoomThis show can’t see a top without going over it
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When We Are Married at Donmar Warehouse: This zesty revival is a joyful rediscovery
by News Roomby News RoomThe pleasure is in the cast’s performance with Tim Sheader’s version of JB Priestley’s 1938 quietly radical comedy