A Young(ish) Perspective

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Two Knight Stand at Glasgow International Comedy Festival

'Incredibly funny and the silliest of antics- these knights will have you stitches'

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#review #whatson #glasgow

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐1/2 for The Unfortunate Adventures of Pierrot @OmnibusTheatre

'Stock characters never die!'

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#review #theatre #London

REVIEW: 3.5 Stars to F*ckboy at Camden People's Theatre @CamdenPT

Part night train confession, part club-night fever dream, F*ckboy navigates dysphoria with sharp humour and sincerity.

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#review #theatre #london

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ for Cavetown @BoilerShopNCL

'once Cavetown took the stage, the whole room came alive'

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#review #music #whatson

REVIEW: 4 Stars to Landscapes at Sadler's Well East @Sadlers_Wells

Three works explore how light and movement can reshape the stage, turning the theatre into a series of fleeting, self-contained worlds.

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#review #dance #london

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐ for Kid Sister at Bread and Roses Theatre

'A heartfelt look at a broken system'

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#review #theatre #London

REVIEW: 4 Stars to Smalltown Boy at Bristol Old Vic @BristolOldVic

"The joyous joining of drag and drama is masterful."

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#review #bristol #theatre

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Jason Moore

We sat down with director Jason Moore to chat about his latest production Steel Magnolias, playing at OSO Arts Centre, 14 - 18 April.

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#interview #whatson #theatre

REVIEW: 3.5 Stars to The Trials at the Tron Theatre Tron Theatre

“An intriguing commentary on revenge and justice”

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#review #theatre #glasgow

REVIEW: 5 Stars to One Day the Musical at the Lyceum Theatre The Lyceum

"Profound, heartwarming, captivating and beautifully nostalgic. “One day the musical” is simply stunning in every way."

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#review #Edinburgh #Musical

review: Guildhall Symphony Orchestra: The Rite of Spring “A spectacular student-led symphony that delivers textbook excellence”

REVIEW: 5 Stars to Guildhall Symphony Orchestra: the Rite of Spring @BarbicanCentre

“A spectacular student-led symphony that delivers textbook excellence”

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#review #classicalmusic #london

REVIEW: 5 Stars to Clean Slate at The Pleasance @ThePleasance

"Whip-smart comedy about weaponised incompetence is an innovative take on a one-woman play."

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#review #theatre #london

review:The Beekeeper in Aleppo at Richmond Theatre A powerful story of exile

REVIEW: 3.5 Stars to The Beekeeper in Aleppo at Richmond Theatre @RichmondTheatre

"a powerful story of exile"

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#london #theatre #review

review: Yentl at Marylebone Theatre A captivating anecdote for exploring self and queer identity through religion and breaking gender norms.

REVIEW: 4.5 Stars to Yentl at Marylebone Theatre @MaryleboneTHLDN

"A captivating anecdote for exploring self and queer identity through religion and breaking gender norms."

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#review #london #plays

REVIEW: Woman In Mind Alan Ayckbourn's 1985 darkly comic exploration of mental illness, family life and suburban frustrations still grips audiences forty years on. The show is currently on at the Theatre Royal in Glasgow until the 14th of March.

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ to Woman In Mind ATGtickets

"A darkly comic exploration of mental illness"

#theatrereview #whatsonedinburgh

REVIEW: The Importance of Being Earnest The paradigm of Wildean comedy, “The Importance of Being Earnest”, By Oscar Wilde, is “a trivial play for serious people”. The play follows characters, richly saturated with eccentricity, and their romantic ramblings within the rigidly ritualistic Victorian upper class.

REVIEW: 3.5 stars to The Importance of Being Earnest @bedlamtheatre

"A beautiful and well-designed production that could do with a boost in energy and humour."

#theatrereview #whatsonedinburgh

REVIEW: A Giant On The Bridge Fascinating, mad and impactful are just a few of the words one could use to describe A Giant On The Bridge. This concert-like experience mixed with spoken-word theatre blends the story of a father on his way home from prison to meet his family with that of a more traditional story of a giant and a prince.

REVIEW: 4 1/2 to A Giant On The Bridge @thebeaconarts

"Deeply emotional and slightly mad, this is a performance which stands out from the rest"

#theatrereview #whatsonscotland

REVIEW: SUGAR DADDY Sugar Daddy at Underbelly Theatre Soho. Join comedian Sam Morrison in a new play about the remarkable true story he never wanted to happen.

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ to Sugar Daddy @ubsoho

“Sugar Daddy is an invitation to laugh at death and life in equal measure”

#theatrereview #whatsonlondon

REVIEW: America The Beautiful: Chapter 1 an exclusive collection of savage short plays offering a uniquely skewed view of life and relationships in the modern world. Neil LaBute’s America The Beautiful: Chapter 1 makes its UK debut at the King’s Head Theatre. Comprising of three thirty-minute plays written over the past decade for the LaBute New Theater Festival in the US, the collection offers a searing, albeit varied, look at the darker side of the human condition. The first two chapters play at King’s Head Theatre from 9–21 March.

REVIEW: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ to America The Beautiful: Chapter 1

"High-caliber performances anchor this sharp, if occasionally inconsistent, triple bill"

#theatrereview #whatsonlondon

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Tamiko Dooley What happens when a tech bro builds a predictive AI system to stabilise the next generation, but three dead women from history with serious unfinished business infiltrate it?

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Tamiko Dooley The Union Theatre

What happens when a tech bro builds a predictive AI system to stabilise the next generation?

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#interview #london #whatson

FEATURE: The Serpentine Reader 2nd Edition @serpentinegallery

The Serpentine Reader launched its second edition earlier this week, inviting readers to hear live readings from contributors at a free event.

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#feature #magazine #london

REVIEW: Close Up Classical with David Arnold Inside David Arnold’s love letter to classical music 

REVIEW: Close Up Classical with David Arnold ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club

Inside David Arnold’s love letter to classical music

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#review #concert #london

REVIEW: In Bloom  In Bloom is a bold, playful and deeply feminine solo performance that blends theatre, dance and storytelling. At its heart, it asks a deceptively simple question: what does it mean to bloom again after the wind has forced you shut?

REVIEW: 4.5 stars to In Bloom @ Old Red Lion Theatre on Sunday 8th March

"Sometimes the bravest thing a flower can do is open again."

#theatre #dance #london #whatson

REVIEW: 4.5 stars to What the Hell? An Incredible Improv Show @ Monkey Barrel Comedy on Sunday 8th March

"A lineup like this is too good to fail, and even when it does, it’s hilarious."

#improv #comedy #edinburgh #whatson
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Elizabeth Huskisson We sat down for an exclusive interview with Elizabeth Huskisson, writer and performer of Where Have All Our Women Gone?

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Elizabeth Huskisson, writer and performer of Where Have All Our Women Gone? at Unity Theatre

‘It’s really important that we understand why IWD is fundamental and why a revolution is nothing short of vital.’

#interview #theatre #Liverpool

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Lucy Mynard & Emma Wallace @baronscourttheatre

From the start, we want the audience to lean into the idea that anything is possible.

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#interview #london #theatre #whatson

REVIEW: Anna Lapwood - International Women's Day Concert At Royal Albert Hall on 8 March 2026, Anna Lapwood and her special guests delivered an inspiring and thoughtfully curated evening for Anna Lapwood - International Women’s Day Concert, celebrating the work of women in music while showcasing the expressive power of the hall’s monumental organ.

REVIEW: 4 stars for Anna Lapwood - International Women's Day Concert Royal Albert Hall

‘Wholesome celebration of women and music’

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#review #music

REVIEW: First Woman Sam Hickman’s First Woman is an inventive blend of stand-up comedy and live music, built around a simple but unusual concept: comedy performed with a harp.

REVIEW: 3.5 stars to First Woman @camdenpt.bsky.social

‘Harp in hand, a hot mess on stage, and laughs around every corner.’

#review #theatre #london

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Freddie Haberfellner We sat down for an exclusive interview with Freddie Haberfellner, writer-performer of multi-award-winning play F*ckboy, which explores gender dysphoria, bodily autonomy and celebrity crushes and is produced by No Tits Theatre.

IN CONVERSATION WITH: Freddie Haberfellner, writer of F*ckboy, on at @camdenpt.bsky.social Wednesday 11th March.

‘I'm really excited to see how it'll continue to evolve as I become ever manlier and sexier.’

#interview #theatre #london

FEATURE: Lynn Seymour- A Trailblazer Remembered On International Women’s Day, the Women’s Voices Arts & Culture Festival opened its programme at the Playhouse Theatre with an evening dedicated to the formidable legacy of Lynn Seymour, a dancer whose dramatic intensity helped reshape narrative ballet in the twentieth century.

FEATURE: Lynn Seymour- A Trailblazer Remembered @ Playground Theatre

‘The event established a thoughtful tone for a week of theatre, film, music and discussion.’

#festival #london #theatre #film #ballet #autobiography