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REVIEW: Hatch and Scratch

London, England · London

REVIEW: Hatch and Scratch

Rating: 4 out of 5. “An exciting showcase of brand-new writing” Performing five freshly-written pieces in a single evening sounds like a challenge, but Hatch & Scratch manage it six times a year. Usually at Riverside Studios, tonight’s edition emanates from Canada Water Theatre as part of the Peckham Fringe Festival, offering the audience a series of 15-minute pieces that sit at the bleeding edge of contemporary theatre. The variety of the piece…Read Article

Trial by Jury and A Matter of Misconduct – Festival Theatre - North West End UK

Edinburgh · Edinburgh

Trial by Jury and A Matter of Misconduct – Festival Theatre - North West End UK

Welcome to another episode of the hit TV show, Trial by Jury! Gilbert and Sullivan’s comedy opens this double bill from Scottish Opera. The setting is a Jerry Springer-style TV show, rather than a real-life courtroom, and we are the studio audience. This means that the performers get to interact to the crowd, exaggerating the showmanship of the characters. The absurdity of the story is perfect for the I’d-do-anything-to-get-on-TV scenario. The j…See the Story

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Joumana Mourad

United Nations · London

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Joumana Mourad

IJAD Dance today announces the line-up for its Open Online Theatre Festival of live hybrid performing arts: OOTFest25 (UN)SEEN, taking place at Riverside Studios in London and online on Open Online Theatre from Thursday 5 – Sunday 8 June 2025. We sat down with Artistic Director Joumana Mourad, to discuss the upcoming festival. What inspired the theme of (UN)SEEN for this year’s OOTFest25, and how does it reflect the evolving relationship betwee…Read Article

House of Life – Soho Theatre - North West End UK

Mad, glitzy and totally camp, what a glorious night of theatre House of Life is. A silly show with heaps of heart, The Raverend (Ben Welch) and Trev (Laurence Cole) take their audience on a journey of joyous enlightenment through a 6 step plan to get happy quick. Mad as a concept, the performance is less of a story and more of a cabaret-come-religious-experience, with glorious concoction of house, gospel and a cracking set of pipes (the Raveren…London, England · London See the Story

Taming of the ‘Shrew’ – HOME Mcr - North West End UK

HER Productions can be commended for taking on what they describe as one of Shakespeare’s most polarising comedies as there is so much more to it than its title suggests, the key to which is its sadly often-omitted Induction when drunken tinker Christopher Sly (Ciara Tansey) is conned by the Hostess (Megan Holland) into believing he is a lord and about to watch a play; it is this ‘play-within-a-play’ that becomes the rest of The Taming of the Sh…Manchester, England · Manchester See the Story

review: Swallow at Peckham Fringe

Rating: 4 out of 5. An intimate show filled with overwhelming honesty Lydia Luke’s Swallow explores love and vulnerability in a relationship and more specifically how it presents very often within the Black British community. Performed as part of the Peckham Fringe 2025, the play delivers a refreshing and honest portrayal of modern romance and the fear of commitment. The play showed the reality of what it means to fall in love with potential; un…London, England · London Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Henry Maynard

Flabbergast Theatre will be heading to Wilton’s Music Hall in London from 10th – 21st June 2025 with their bold and innovative new production of Romeo and Juliet. We sat down with director Henry Maynard to discuss this exciting new production. Q: Flabbergast is known for pushing Shakespeare into bold, unexpected territory — what excited you most about reimagining Romeo and Juliet through your particular lens? I think finding a way to truly expre…London, England · London Read Article

Review: Traplord at Sadler's Wells

Rating: 4 out of 5. It is clear that this evocative show will continue to impact people; to shock and to move them Traplord by Ivan Michael Blackstock is a visceral exploration into black masculinity. Winner of the Olivier Award in 2023 for Best New Dance Production, Traplord is now playing at the Sadler’s Well’s Theatre this month. Through spoken word, music, dance, mime, this is performance art interlaced with horror, moulded in fear and deep …London, England · London Read Article

REVIEW: This is not a Murder Mystery

Rating: 4 out of 5. Wild accusations, wit, and a little dash of murder… or not. This Is Not a Murder Mystery is a strangely entertaining affair. Three aging starlets and a lesser known director prepare for opening night in Peter Rae’s genre-bending new play. Well-written and wonderfully performed, This Is Not a Murder Mystery will have you rolling with laughter. A beautiful set, it invited the audience into the backstage world of This Is Not a…United Kingdom · United Kingdom Read Article

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Shaboom!

We sat down for an exclusive interview with American punk collective SHABOOM! ahead of their run at Soho’s Dean Street venue from 11-14th June. The collective is made up of Paul Soileau (aka Christeene who also performs solo at Soho Theatre Walthamstow on 7th June), Silky Shoemaker and Lex Vaughn. SHABOOM! is described as existing on the edge of chaos — what inspired you to explore the space between breakdown and breakthrough? The first perform…London, England · London Read Article

Nicola Benedetti brings first solo tour for a decade to Ayrshire

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Grammy Award winning violinist Nicola Benedetti will embark on a 14-date tour of the UK and Ireland in October.Grammy Awards · Scotland See the Story

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