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Jenny Galloway and Faline England in Heisenberg at the Arcola Theatre. Credit Charlie Flint
16 Apr
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Stuart King

Review: HEISENBERG at Arcola Theatre

When at a train station, a young woman kisses a much older woman on the back of the neck, the act becomes a catalyst for the development of a quirky friendship. Just how random is the circumstance of that first kiss, presents an altogether more interesting matter for speculation and conjecture.

Jenny Galloway and Faline England in Heisenberg at the Arcola Theatre. Credit Charlie FlintJenny Galloway and Faline England in Heisenberg at the Arcola Theatre. Credit Charlie Flint

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Gaby Wong and Millicent Wong in Shanghai Dolls at Kiln Theatre. Photo by Marc Brenner.
13 Apr
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Review: SHANGHAI DOLLS at Kiln Theatre

In SHANGHAI DOLLS, Amy Ng has written a play nearly as ambitious as the two women at its core and yet the scope and decades-long timeline feels necessarily truncated as we traverse China’s Cultural Revolution and a friendship which turned into a bitter rivalry.

Gaby Wong and Millicent Wong in Shanghai Dolls at Kiln Theatre. Photo by Marc Brenner.Gaby Wong and Millicent Wong in Shanghai Dolls at Kiln Theatre. Photo by Marc Brenner.

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English National Ballet dancers performing William Forsythe's Playlist EP. Photography by ASH.
11 Apr
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Review: THE FORSYTHE PROGRAMME at Sadler’s Wells

In their 75th season, English National Ballet have tapped eternal spring chicken William Forsythe to dust-off his celebrated Rearray (here updated and denoted London Edition 2025).

English National Ballet dancers performing William Forsythe's Playlist EP. Photography by ASH.English National Ballet dancers performing William Forsythe's Playlist EP. Photography by ASH.

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Keelan Kember and Kedar Williams-Stirling in Thanks For Having Me at Riverside Studios. Credit Oliver Kember
10 Apr
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Review: THANKS FOR HAVING ME at Riverside Studios

Following in the well established tradition of television sitcoms like Men Behaving Badly, Just Good Friends and even The Likely Lads, THANK YOU FOR HAVING ME is a four hander in which two young men get to cohabit, face their neuroses, and share relationship advice as they navigate the pleasures and pitfalls of taking casual dating to the next level.

Keelan Kember and Kedar Williams-Stirling in Thanks For Having Me at Riverside Studios. Credit Oliver KemberKeelan Kember and Kedar Williams-Stirling in Thanks For Having Me at Riverside Studios. Credit Oliver Kember.

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MANHUNT at Royal Court
09 Apr
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Review: MANHUNT at Royal Court

In the summer of 2010, UK tabloids proclaimed horrific headlines when a dangerous criminal who’d been released from Durham prison, went to ground after spending three days wreaking havoc across Tyne and Wear and Northumberland. The manhunt which followed and the final police stand-off a week later, spawned frenzied speculation across the nation.

MANHUNT at Royal CourtMANHUNT at Royal Court

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