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Research could change what we know about William Shakespeare
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Research could change what we know about William Shakespeare

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Romeo and Juliet – Wilton’s Music Hall - North West End UK
London, England · London

Romeo and Juliet – Wilton’s Music Hall - North West End UK

Flabbergast Theatre have returned to Wilton’s Music Hall, this time with a visceral reimagining of Romeo and Juliet. A thunderous, and unrelenting feat of physical theatre that carries an energy that brings something entirely fresh to Shakespeare’s tragedy. Renowned for rejecting classic Shakespeare, this latest production from Flabbergast is fiercely modern and embraces a raw, and highly expressive way of presenting the story of star-crossed lo…See the Story
Revie Round Up: Storehouse, Sage & Jester, Deptford Storehouse
England · England

Revie Round Up: Storehouse, Sage & Jester, Deptford Storehouse

The immersive show is booking until the 20th September. Credit and copyright: Helen Murray WhatsOnStage: "Storehouse works best when it’s leaning into a darkly whimsical energy and centring human moments of connection over complicated lore and heavy-handed messaging. But despite its problems, it’s a physically impressive show with a talented cast and should be welcomed as…See the Story

…Earnest? – Richmond Theatre - North West End UK

Celebrating 130 years of Oscar Wilde’s masterpiece The Importance of Being Earnest, Say It Again, Sorry? offer up their own chaotic twist – part homage, part catastrophe.  Oscar Wilde meets The Play That Goes Wrong – a heady blend of farce, improv, and gentle audience manipulation. …Earnest? begins as normal: a servant considers it rude to listen to the piano, then cucumber sandwiches – but then the doorbell rings and Earnest is loudly announced…England · EnglandSee the Story

Review: STARS: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey - Brixton House - southlondon.co.uk

An intimate tale of loss and discovery, isolation and connection In search of the selfhood and pleasure stolen from her, Stars: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey, follows Mrs (Debra Michaels) on a journey of empowerment. Essentially a one-woman show – except for the brief narration and occasional appearance from her DJ son, Michael Manners (Bradley Charles) – Stars is an unashamedly bold spotlighting of voices that have long been silenced, writes Me…Female Genital Mutilation · LondonSee the Story

review: King of Pangaea

Rating: 3 out of 5. Overall, however, King of Pangaea is slick, ambitious, and sweet; a lovely little musical that deals with loss through child-like innocence and the transcendence of hope.  King of Pangaea, a new musical from Martin Storrow, is a One Act spritely epic about familial grief, hope, imagination.  Sam Crow (Alfie Backwell), an ordinary boy, is grieving the loss of his mother. In order to deal with this, he travels to Pangaea, a pra…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Montel Douglas

We sat down with Montel Douglas to discuss One Way Out at Brixton House, the debut play by Montel. 1.Dominique arrived when she was just nine, and over time became your big sister. What’s one memory of the two of you that always makes you smile? Playing games and just being kids blackjack, hide and seek, dancing to Michael Jackson in the kitchen. We’d watch MTV Base, then fight over the remote to decide whether it was going to be Disney Channel …Brixton, England · BrixtonRead Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Christopher McElroen

We sat down for an exclusive chat with Christopher, co-creator and director of Fight For America. Playing at Stone Nest until 7th July this is a groundbreaking participatory installation inspired by tactical tabletop wargames. Based on the storming of the Capitol on January 6 2021, the team invite you to come along and choose a side, confronting the tension between patriotism, protest, and power. If Uncle Sam’s your gamemaster, does that make th…London, England · LondonRead Article

REVIEW: American Ballet Theatre Studio Company

Rating: 5 out of 5. ABT Studio Company spotlights the dazzling promise of ballet’s next generation As part of the Next Generation Festival 2025 at the Royal Ballet & Opera, the American Ballet Theatre Studio Company presented a spectacular showcase of its young dance talents, performing an impressively broad repertoire that spanned excerpts from full-length classical ballets, modern ballet works, and contemporary dance pieces. An extension of th…London, England · LondonRead Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Lucy Foley

We sat down for an exclusive interview with Lucy Foley whose debut play Flat 2 is part of Wandsworth Arts Fringe – running in The Putney Arches at St Mary’s on 17th June and 18th June. It’s a dark comedy/drama inspired by real experiences of grief, relationships and the social pressure of your 20s. Also, it features a genuine STOLEN Dixy Chicken doormat from Birmingham… What more could you ask for? Tickets here Flat 2 is such a bold and unique …Birmingham, England · BirminghamRead Article

FEATURE: What’s Radical, Real & Refreshing at Battersea Arts Centre 2025/26

Battersea Arts Centre (BAC) just dropped its 2025/26 season, and if you’re even slightly theatre-curious, this is your sign to get excited. Packed with world premieres, bold collaborations, and unflinching conversations, this isn’t a season about sitting quietly in the dark. It’s about showing up, speaking out, and taking part. From artists rewriting what theatre looks like to audiences stepping directly into the action, BAC’s new season feels l…London, England · LondonSee the Story

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