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In an insanely busy week for new season announcements (with the Globe, National Theatre and Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre all revealing programming)… here’s another! The Donmar Warehouse had already announced a single piece of 2026 programming, Anna Ziegler’s Evening All Afternoon, […]
If you want to feast your eyes on the world’s most iconic masterpieces in London, next month you won’t have to trek all the way into central to do so. Croydon will become one of the city’s hottest arty hubs […]
After spending months anticipating a holiday, a week spent packing and doing last minute admin, and several stressful hours going through check-in and security at the airport, the very last thing you want to hear is that your flight has been […]
The Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre has just announced its 2026 season – or most of it, anyway. The caveat is that we actually already knew what the biggest show was already: OAT boss Drew McOnie’s production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cats (Jul […]
In 2023 we got the shiny £13m revamp of the Young V&A, in 2025 we got the sprawling treasure trove that is the V&A East Storehouse and in 2026 we’re getting its long-awaited sister venue, the V&A East. The 7,000 square metre […]
There’s one name on everyone’s lips in Theatreland this month: Cynthia Erivo, who trades witchcraft for vampirism as she returns to the London stage for the first time in a decade with a one-woman take on Bram Stoker’s Dracula. That’s […]
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We’ve made it, guys! January is basically over, and that means the greyest, grimmest bit of the year is receding from view. Gone are the bleak days where only the Traitors was worth getting excited about. In a few short weeks, […]