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Spotlight on female theatre reviewers, bloggers, critics, and content creators
2+ day, 10+ hour ago (152+ words) The theatre criticism and content-creating landscape often feels very male and very white. As a female theatre reviewer, I wanted to set up a project over the next few months to celebrate my women colleagues. In this list, I celebrate…...
Musical review: Jeezus! at New Diorama
2+ day, 21+ hour ago (394+ words) Young Jes's arrives in the world via a miracle granted to his parents Maria and Jos" in Alpaqa Theatre Collective's sacrilegious musical, Jeezus! The tone is set by the many gold phalluses that decorate the set's two church windows, as…...
Digital review: Mountain Woman and People People at C Arts
3+ day, 16+ hour ago (403+ words) I elected to review a few productions from this year's New Zealand Fringe Festival " both of these productions, Mountain Woman and People People, are currently available to rent from C Arts. Mountain Woman " Ariel Bittner Ariel Bittner's half-hour movement piece…...
Play review: Two Halves of Guinness at Park Theatre
3+ day, 12+ hour ago (539+ words) As Mark Burgess's play Two Halves of Guinness, first performed in 2010, returns to the stage (at the Park Theatre in London), it falls to Zeb Soanes to embody the persona of the actor who feared he would only be remembered…...
Theatre review: Little Town Blue at Camden People's Theatre
4+ day, 7+ hour ago (416+ words) There's something not quite right about the setting of Little Town Blue, a typical example of small-town America where the Mayor runs everything, and the inhabitants are just a little "off'. The world Red Biscuit theatre company has conjured up…...
Book review: Arthur Miller's New York
1+ week, 16+ hour ago (275+ words) With three productions of Arthur Miller's plays being seen in London recently, his influence and interest in his work show no sign of waning. In Arthur Miller's New York, Stephen Marino offers a tour of the city in the context…...
Theatre review: The Wooster Group in Nayatt School Redux at Coronet Theatre
1+ week, 1+ day ago (503+ words) The Wooster Group is a legendary experimental theatre innovator. When it was founded in 1978, Spalding Gray and Willem Dafoe were in the group, together with Kate Valk, who shares her stories and participates with the current group in Nayatt School…...
Show preview: Hannah Khalil on Love Omar
1+ week, 2+ day ago (644+ words) Hannah Khalil's new play, Love Omar, is coming to Theatro Technis next month, described as "a love letter to theatre. "One hour until curtain up, and Omar Sharif isn't happy. The show went well last night, but he feels aggrieved…...
Theatre review: An Evening Without Kate Bush at the Underbelly Boulevard, Soho
1+ week, 6+ day ago (494+ words) Kate Bush is back in London. Well, sort of. Sarah-Louise Young's An Evening Without Kate Bush, created with Russell Lucas, which has started a two-week run at the Underbelly Boulevard, Soho. Billed on the show's website as "the chaotic cabaret…...
Spotlight on The Black Cap, Camden
2+ week, 6+ day ago (418+ words) One of London's most iconic LGBTQ+ cabaret venues, The Black Cap, on Camden High Street, reopened its doors on 21 March 2026, marking the return of the historic Camden pub after more than a decade. Closed since 2015, the landmark venue on Camden…...