Review: Invisible Me at Southwark Playhouse
From Lonely to OnlyFans There were two reasons why I wanted to see Bren Gosling’s Invisible Me. One, because it’s three lonely people looking…
Review: Carlos Acosta’s Carmen @ Richmond Theatre
A uniquely special experience Carlos Acosta’s reputation truly does precede him: becoming the English National Ballet’s youngest principal dancer in 1991, aged only 18,…
Review: John Proctor is the Villain at Royal Court
A finale that will not be forgotten Kimberly Belflower’s ‘John Proctor is the Villain’ draws together the Salem Witch Trials, Arthur Miller’s The Crucible,…
Review: My Uncle Is Not Pablo Escobar at Brixton House
Four women openly challenge Latinx stereotypes Four women openly challenge Latinx stereotypes London has great diversity through centuries of migration to its different areas…
Review: Flyby at Southwark Playhouse
A turbulent journey into the human heart Who are we? And can we really know another person when we barely know ourselves? These questions are…
Biff To The Future
The unauthorised parody Fresh from an acclaimed, award-winning Edinburgh Festival Fringe premiere, Biff To The Future will tour the UK and Ireland in Spring…
Before I’m Dead
“I’m not going to die happy” Vault Creative Arts has named James Rushbrooke’s Before I’m Dead as the winner of the 2026 VCA Playwriting…
World Premiere of Foal
A revenge thriller set in the era of the Sony Walkman Amar Chadha-Patel will make his professional stage debut in the world premiere of Foal…
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
A night of mischief, chaos and wonder In this vibrant new production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, the Globe Theatre becomes a space…
Review: Edward II @ Jack Studio Theatre
A reflection on love, violence, power and betrayal Christopher Marlowe’s Edward II, one of the earliest English history plays, gets an all-female makeover by…
Review: The Authenticator at The National Theatre
The play handles its themes of slavery, identity, and privilege without losing momentum Winsome Pinnock made her name with the 2018 play ‘Leave Taking’.…
Daniel Regan: (be)longing
Artist Daniel Regan specialises in the exploration of complex emotional experiences through the arts. His work is informed by his intersectional identities as a queer, disabled and…


















