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Date: 14/04/26 Stars: 4 There’s a point about halfway through Bren Gosling’s Invisible Me where you realise no one has left the stage, nothing has actually changed, but it all feels a bit different now. You’ve got the same three characters, the same three chairs, but, like life itself, things have moved forward. Slowly, yes,… Read more

Date: 08/04/26 Stars: 5 It’s prom night, and someone’s got a date with the devil… I Was A Teenage She-Devil throws you straight into a high-school world where popularity is crucial, guitars are always within reach, and making a deal with Satan feels like a reasonable after-school activity – it’s properly and proudly ridiculous, and… Read more

Date: 02/04/26 Stars: 2 I really wanted to like Lifeline more than I did… after all, the subject matter is clearly important, and it’s definitely coming from a place of genuine care and concern, and that does make it harder to be critical. A musical about antimicrobial resistance and people working in microbiology isn’t an… Read more

Date: 18/03/26 Stars: 3 Ruth Ellis’s story doesn’t really need much dressing up. It’s already uncomfortable, already complicated, and already full of tension, which is probably why Ruth at the Wilton’s Music Hall pulls you in quite quickly. At the same time though, as it went on, I kept coming back to the same thought,… Read more

Date: 13/03/26 Stars: 5 You spend quite a lot of this production wondering how on earth they’re doing it. Not in a sceptical way, more in the way you watch a really good magic trick. You can see everything happening in front of you – the cameras, the screens, the actors moving around the stage… Read more

Date: 11/03/26 Stars: 4 Some stories sound very simple when you explain them out loud. A woman isn’t allowed to study religious texts, so she disguises herself as a man in order to do it anyway. That’s Yentl in about ten seconds. But sitting in the theatre watching it play out, it becomes obvious fairly… Read more

Date: 9th March 2026 Stars: 3 Pretending to be a ghost sounds like a fairly easy job… Walk around the outside of a big old house after dark, circle the grounds, make enough noise to unsettle the people inside and go back to your room until the next night. Simple enough. That’s the job Joe… Read more

Date: 25/02/26 Stars: 4 A bump to the head shouldn’t unravel a life, and yet… here we are. Alan Ayckbourn’s Woman in Mind begins with Susan lying in her garden, disoriented, and from that moment on nothing feels entirely sure – reality and fantasy sit side by side, sometimes politely separated, sometimes bleeding into one… Read more

Date: 19/02/26 Stars: 4 Twenty years is a long time to live with a question mark. Little Sister opens with a disappearance that never left anyone alone and then calmly places a bloodied woman on the family doorstep, simply asking the question – what if she’s back? The story, as all good folklore seems to… Read more

Date: 11/02/26 Stars: 5 MILES. walks in with one of the biggest names in music hanging over it, and it would’ve been very easy for the show to turn into a kind of respectful tribute. A few famous tracks, a few facts, a sense that you’re watching something fairly interesting… But that isn’t what this… Read more