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  • A Slow Fire Review - Jermyn Street Theatre
    A Slow Fire Review - Jermyn Street Theatre
  • Jeeves Takes Charge Review - Charing Cross Theatre
    Jeeves Takes Charge Review - Charing Cross Theatre
  • Head First Acrobats: GODZ Review - Peacock Theatre
    Head First Acrobats: GODZ Review - Peacock Theatre
  • Chat Noir Review – The Lost Estate
    Chat Noir Review – The Lost Estate
  • The Lady Boys of Bangkok: Full Moon Review
    The Lady Boys of Bangkok: Full Moon Review
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    THEATRE REVIEWS

    CSI: Crime Scene Idiots Review – Rosemary Branch Theatre

    THERE'S BEEN A MURDER AT THE ROSEMARY BRANCH THEATRE, ISLINGTON The murder weapon: Onion The deceased: Unknown The detectives: Dana Mite and Bill Power

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    THEATRE REVIEWS

    Jeeves Takes Charge Review – Charing Cross Theatre

    SIT AT ATTENTION: JEEVES TAKES CHARGE Sam Harrison was absolutely captivating in his role(s) in Jeeves Takes Charge at the Charing Cross Theatre.

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  • Three-panel outdoor festival scene: left shows a woman balancing on a slackline among spectators, middle features a tall climbing wall branded The North Face, right shows a man balancing on a slackline with assistants nearby.
    FESTIVALS

    The Highs Of The North Face Climbing Festival 2026

    2 DAYS. 14-METRE DEEP WATER SOLO WALL. 131 ATHLETES. ALMOST 16,000 CLIMBERS, FANS, PRESENTERS, DJS AND CREATORS. 1 FESTIVAL - THE NORTH FACE CLIMBING FESTIVAL 2026 AT LONDON'S ROYAL DOCKS

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    Circle Mirror Transformation Review – Tower Theatre

    AN INTIMATE SPACE THAT TRULY MAKES YOU FEEL PART OF THE RAG-TAG GROUP OF CHARACTERS Five people come together at a community centre’s acting workshop. Over six weeks, how do…

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  • Promo image of Debris at Theatre Peckham, part of Peckham Fringe 2026
    THEATRE REVIEWS

    Debris Review – Theatre Peckham

    FUNNY, DEEP AND QUITE A FABULOUS "NATURALISTIC, CHARACTER-LED" RENDERING OF MODERN BREAK-UP Directors of their own love despair, ‘Debris’, hosted by Theatre Peckham’s Peckham Fringe, is an honest and raw…

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  • The cast of 5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche, on stage at The Tower Theatre
    THEATRE REVIEWS

    5 Lesbians Eating A Quiche Review – The Tower Theatre

    RESPECT THE EGG: A REVIEW OF 5 LESBIANS EATING A QUICHE There’s nothing quite like walking into a theatre and not having the foggiest clue about what you’re about to…

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    EVENTS

    Being An Audience Member For The Fabulous Graham Norton

    THE GRAHAM NORTON SHOW: WHAT IT'S LIKE TO BE IN THE STUDIO AUDIENCE There are a fairly few famous sofas out there in television history. The brown sofa from The…

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    Come See, Come Saw | Wes Anderson: The Archives

    THE DESIGN MUSEUM, KENSINGTON, HOSTS THE CINEMATIC ARCHIVES OF AMERICAN FILMMAKER, WES ANDERSON I don’t often quote George Clooney, but when I do, it’s when he’s playing a fox, a…

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  • A Slow Fire Review - Jermyn Street Theatre
    A Slow Fire Review - Jermyn Street Theatre
  • Jeeves Takes Charge Review - Charing Cross Theatre
    Jeeves Takes Charge Review - Charing Cross Theatre
  • Head First Acrobats: GODZ Review - Peacock Theatre
    Head First Acrobats: GODZ Review - Peacock Theatre
  • Chat Noir Review – The Lost Estate
    Chat Noir Review – The Lost Estate
  • The Lady Boys of Bangkok: Full Moon Review
    The Lady Boys of Bangkok: Full Moon Review

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