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A Thousand Splendid Suns - Review
★★★★☆ A Thousand Splendid Suns delivers a powerful and emotionally charged performance. Set over three decades of political turmoil in Kabul, the play explores the intertwined lives of Mariam and Laila, two women brought together by circumstance and bound by an unbreakable bond.


Just Between Ourselves - UK Tour - Review
★★★★☆ Alan Ayckbourn’s Just Between Ourselves is a darkly comic exploration of domestic dysfunction and emotional manipulation, set in the seemingly mundane world of suburban life. London Classic Theatre’s 25th-anniversary production, directed by Michael Cabot, brings the classic to life at Derby Theatre with a performance that is both hilariously entertaining and deeply unsettling.


Comedy About Spies - Mischief Theatre - Review
★★★★★ Mischief Theatre has delivered another theatrical gem with The Comedy About Spies, delighting audiences at London's Noël Coward Theatre. This uproarious production masterfully blends rapid-fire wit, physical comedy, and a cleverly woven plot, ensuring that from curtain up to final bow, the audience is thoroughly entertained.Â


Charlie and the Chocolate Factory - GCMT - Review
★★★★★ Good Companions Musical Theatre’s production of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, while being modest, manages to capture that joyful spirit we all experienced reading Roald Dahl's classic for the first time. It's lively, it's fun, and it's oh so sweet!


Detention - Gary Clarke Company - Review
★★★☆☆ Through a fusion of contemporary dance, verbatim testimony, and evocative design, Gary Clarke's Detention seeks to illuminate a dark chapter in British history.


Titus Andronicus - RSC - Review
★★★☆☆ Titus Andronicus is easily Shakespeare’s most savage tragedy. A relentless tale of revenge, brutality, and the cost of honour.


Clueless - West End - Review
★★★★☆ Clueless: The Musical brings a blast of '90s nostalgia to the Trafalgar Theatre in London’s West End. Written by Amy Heckerling and featuring a brand-new original soundtrack by KT Tunstall, this bright and witty adaptation of the iconic 1995 film proves that, even with the West End becoming increasingly saturated with jukebox musicals and movie adaptations, there is always room for more.


F**king Men - Off West End - Review
★★★★☆ Joe DiPietro’s F**king Men cleverly explores how seemingly simple sexual encounters can ripple out to change lives in unexpected ways.


MJ The Musical - West End - Review
★★★☆☆The undeniable highlight of MJ The Musical is, of course, the music. With an unrivalled back catalogue spanning funk, soul, pop and R&B
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