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Marks & Spencer Boss Slates Windsor Framework's “Bureaucratic Madness”
European Union

Marks & Spencer Boss Slates Windsor Framework's “Bureaucratic Madness”

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Stuart Machin says 'Not For EU' stickers another layer of red tapeSee the Story
The Play That Goes Wrong Review - Fairy Powered Productions
London, England · London

The Play That Goes Wrong Review - Fairy Powered Productions

Duchess Theatre, London – until 30 August 2026 Reviewed by Claire Roderick 5***** Ten years in the West End, and still no sign of Tom Cruise. Writers and original cast members Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer and Henry Shields struck a vein of comedy gold that has been mined brilliantly. Mischiefs journey from a late-night slot at the Old Red Lion to the West End, television and global success has been phenomenal. This show is where it all started, …See the Story
Acclaimed Choreographer Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell Comes to Northampton This Month
England · England

Acclaimed Choreographer Matthew Bourne’s The Midnight Bell Comes to Northampton This Month

Royal & Derngate are thrilled to welcome Matthew Bourne’s award-winning dance-theatre show The Midnight Bell to the Northampton venue later this month. Exploring intoxicated tales from darkest Soho, this acclaimed show takes to the Derngate stage from Tuesday 15 to Saturday 19 July as part of a 2025 UK tour. Matthew Bourne himself will be taking part in a post-show talk after the Tuesday night performance.See the Story

REVIEW: Over and Over (and over Again)

Rating: 4 out of 5. Candoco delivers a night of sweaty joy in their ode to raving while disabled As one of very few integrated dance companies in Europe, Candoco, which is composed of disabled and non-disabled dancers, brings their new production to the sweaty warehouses and clubs of rave culture. Over and Over (and over again) is a collaboration between Candoco and Dan Daw Creative Projects, a disabled-led theatre company, with Daw directing al…United Kingdom · United KingdomSee the Story

REVIEW: Songs of the Bulbul

Rating: 4.5 out of 5. A hypnotic dance of light and shadow, Songs of the Bulbul soars close to transcendence; just shy of perfect, but utterly unforgettable. From the moment Aakash Odedra steps into a circle of candlelight, cloaked in white and surrounded by petals and falling branches, you sense you’re about to witness something rare.  Songs of the Bulbul is not just a dance piece, it’s a spiritual invocation and a one-man epic that unfolds lik…United Kingdom · United KingdomRead Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kurt Rosenberg

We sat down for an exclusive interview with Kurt Rosenberg, composer and writer of new Irish romantasy musical, For the Lack of Laura, coming to Shaw Theatre in London - 24th July - 2nd August.Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jonty O'Callaghan

We sat down to chat to Jonty before his new show Got Some Notes comes to Camden Fringe this July. A fast-paced collection of character-driven sketch comedy – bonkers, hilarious and all performed by one man! Tickets here. Where did your journey into comedy begin? Was there a specific moment or influence that set you down this path? When I was about 9 or 10 I fell in love with shows like Blackadder, Fawlty Towers and Monty Python. And there was M…England · EnglandRead Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Kuan-Wen

We sat down for an exclusive interview with Kuan-Wen before their show at Andrews Are the Worst at Edinburgh Fringe. Kuan-wen serves up heartbreak, dating drama, and rom-com delusion in a gloriously chaotic hour about love gone wrong – and why it’s always an Andrew. Kuan-wen, this new show sounds like a wild ride – can you tell us about the inspiration for the show… and was everyone really called Andrew? It was a wild ride! Or two wild rides to …Edinburgh · EdinburghRead Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Sadie Pearson

We sat down for a quick chat with Sadie Pearson ahead of her latest project: Rodney Black: Who Cares? It’s Working How did your team navigate the challenge of interrogating comedy from within while avoiding the traps of moralizing or censorship? Does art imitate life or life imitate art? In this case, we’re doing the imitation… Writing the script, I was very careful to ensure that the jokes I chose to include were influenced and inspired by joke…London, England · LondonRead Article

FEATURE: We The Women

We The Women: India’s Best Women’s Festival Hits London in a Big Way We The Women made its mark with the first-ever edition of India’s Best Women’s Festival, hosted at Riverside Studios in London. Spearheaded by award-winning journalist Barkha Dutt, the event was broadcast live to millions and brought together an incredible mix of voices,  all celebrating what it means to advocate for women’s rights and inclusion today. The day-long festival, he…London, England · LondonRead Article

REVIEW: To See Ourselves

Rating: 3 out of 5. “A witty script played well, but could have done more to bring out more of the  subtleties.” E.M. Delafield’s play follows the classic tropes of the 1930s that we have become accustomed to in the modern era. However, for the time it would have been a political force to be reckoned with, bringing to light the juxtaposition between the older generations of men and women who firmly believe women belong in the home, against a new…United Kingdom · United KingdomSee the Story

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