417 stories by "Greg Stewart"
Review: Now You See Me Live at London Coliseum
"a spectacular night out, easily rivalling anything Las Vegas has to offer"
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Review: Tao of Glass at @ sohoplace
"a beautiful and often profound piece of theatre"
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Izzy Radford returns to the Edinburgh Fringe with Big Dog, a sharp new comedy interrogating the true crime industry and influencer culture
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Review: Trainspotting The Musical at Theatre Royal Haymarket
"a painful two hours spent going cold turkey from good theatre"
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Interview: Kelise Gordon-Harrison stars in the gripping revival of Firebird at Southwark Playhouse Borough
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Review: FLOP! The Best Songs From The Worst Musicals
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Review: Midnight at the Never Get at Menier Chocolate Factory
"Ben Platt delivers a performance that rattles your bones and stirs your soul"
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Hadsan Mohamud makes their writing debut at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with Crush, a tender and funny British-Somali romcom
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Charlotte Merriam brings their debut Edinburgh Fringe show Sad Bride to Pleasance Courtyard
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Siofra Dromgoole and Ella Loudon discuss Women of Will, a moving new play celebrating Shakespeare’s heroines at Summerhall this Edinburgh Fringe.
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John P. McEneny brings The Bloody Ballad of Bette Davis to the Edinburgh Fringe, a bold new camp horror musical that reimagines the life of one of Hollywood’s most iconic stars
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Vivienne Franzmann brings Anatomy of Survival to the Edinburgh Fringe, a striking new collaboration that fuses theatre, dance and psychology
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Monique DeBose discusses Adding Up America: Solving the Race Equation, a moving and musical exploration of identity at the Edinburgh Fringe.
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Matt Woodhead brings Woodhill to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026, a powerful verbatim theatre piece created with families affected by the UK prison system
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Review: Firebird at Southwark Playhouse Borough
"remains an uncomfortable but essential piece of theatre"
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Review: Hit Machine at Soho Theatre
"It strikes all the right notes with its exploration of family, ambition and music"
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Review: The Jonathan Larson Project at Southwark Playhouse Borough
"Thirty years after his death, Larson's voice still feels urgent, relevant and impossible to ignore."
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Isabelle Barbier brings Rip Her To Shreds to Edinburgh Fringe 2026, a darkly comic and surreal exploration of teenage rivalry and rage
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Daniel McVey discusses their Edinburgh Fringe debut A Foot is Not an Appropriate Prize for the Tombola, bringing drag, puppetry and murder mystery to Pleasance.
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David Epley brings the high-energy Doktor Kaboom and the Wheel of Science! to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe, blending comedy with live science experiments
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Alley Scott brings Double Take to the Edinburgh Fringe 2026 showcasing contemporary mime through a playful and thought-provoking lens
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Review: Jesus Christ Superstar at The London Palladium
“a slick and visually striking revival that too often mistakes scale for substance”
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As The Librarians: A Very Serious Comedy! prepares to arrive at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, co-writer and performer Jack Stacey is reflecting on a journey that began long before the rehea…
Bringing a deeply personal story to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, Abigail Weinstock’s Giraffe is a show that blends sharp comedy with an unflinching exploration of identity and self-perce…
Emily Steel returns to the Edinburgh Festival Fringe with How Not to Make It In America, a darkly comic exploration of ambition, trauma, and youthful delusion set against the backdrop of 9/1…
