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Review: The Moth – Finborough Theatre, London
RATING: ** Paul Herzberg’s play expands a monologue into a bloated drama that struggles with repetitive speeches and static character arcs which misses its potential. Image: Victoria Wai
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Review: The Revlon Girl – Park Theatre, London
RATING: **** Maxine Evans’s direction of ‘The Revlon Girl’, revisiting Aberfan sixty years on, is a deeply moving tribute to the grieving mothers of the disaster.
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Interview: Jack McMinn and Absana Rutherford discuss ‘Petfood!’
I sat down with Jack McMinn and Absana Rutherford to find out more about ‘Petfood!’ coming to the Etcetera Theatre in January.
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Interview: Jacob O’Connor discusses ‘Act of God’
I sat down with writer Jacob O’Connor to find out more about ‘Act of God’ coming to the Riverside Studios this November.
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London Theatre Preview: The West End And Off-West End Shows To Look Out For In November 2026
Spooky season is over, but before we get fully into the Christmas spirit, there are still a huge number of shows opening this November! Check out my preview for the month ahead.
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Interview: Fae Fichtner and Katharina Reinthaller preview Voila! Festival 2026
I sat down with co-directors of the Voila Festival, Fae Fichtner and Katharina Reinthaller ahead of this year’s event which continues to celebrate international, bold, boundary-crossing performance, across London venues this November.
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Review: Memoriam – Southwark Playhouse Borough, London
RATING: ***** Noga Flaishon’s remarkable near-future piece ‘Memoriam’ explores technology, VR commercialisation, and Holocaust memory in a deeply moving and thought-provoking production. Image: Charlie Flint Photography
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Review: The Pianist – Park Theatre, London
RATING: ***** Thom Southerland’s musical adaptation of ‘The Pianist’ at Park Theatre is a harrowing, triumphant tribute to Holocaust survivor Władysław Szpilman. Image: Rich Southgate
