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  • Brother Marcus Victoria | First Look at the New East-Med Spot
    Brother Marcus Victoria | First Look at the New East-Med Spot
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    The Handlebards: Macbeth Review - The Charterhouse
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    Chat Noir Review – The Lost Estate
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    KOD Soho Bottomless Brunch | Good Food, Great Drinks, Groovy Vibes
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    YFX 2026: Making Moves National Platform Review
  • Esther Carr (L) and Rachel Andrews on stage in Eggs Aren't That Easy To Make at Riverside Studios
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    Eggs Aren’t That Easy To Make Review – Riverside Studios

    A GLORIOUS EXPLORATION OF THE COMPLEXITIES OF ADULTHOOD, FRIENDSHIP, AND THE DECISION TO HAVE A BABY IN A LESBIAN RELATIONSHIP A speed stacker, a balding 30 year old, and a…

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    Blessings Review – Riverside Studios

    A STRONG CAST CARRIES BLESSINGS THROUGH AN UNEVEN SCRIPT Sarah Shelton’s family drama, ‘Blessings’, brings the audience back to Britain in 1969, during a time of major societal change and…

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    Interview Review – Riverside Studios

    A THOUGHTFUL AND INTRIGUING PIECE OF THEATRE Riverside Studios in Hammersmith is a jewel of a venue, and Interview makes perfect use of its intimate, stylish spaces. The theatre itself…

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    A Manchester Anthem Review – Riverside Studios

    THE COST OF A SOYA LATTE: CLASS, COMEDY, AND COMING OF AGE What a play. I’ll admit, I was sceptical at first as I find that one-act plays can struggle…

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    Spend The Night Review – Riverside Studios

    SPEND THE NIGHT: A FLEABAG-STYLE DIVE INTO SOMETHING DARKER Scrolling through dating profiles, judging someone’s vibes from their photos, and piecing together the limited information they choose to share –…

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  • Kedar Williams-Stirling and Keelan Kember in a production image for Thanks For Having Me at Riverside Studios 
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    Thanks For Having Me Review – Riverside Studios 

    MORE ENTERTAINING THAN A MID HINGE DATE By Tom Ffiske | Immersive Wire ⭐⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite As a man in his early thirties navigating the (less joyful) chaos of…

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  • Suzy Kohane, Jose Benson, and Edith Vernes stood in a line on some stairs on stage during French Toast
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    French Toast Review – Riverside Studios

    FRENCH TOAST SERVES UP LAUGHS, BUT FAILS SHORT OF ITS POTENTIAL By Staff Writer | Press Invite I really wanted to like French Toast, but unfortunately I left largely disappointed.…

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  • Ins Choi and Miles Mitchell on stage in the shop set of Kim's Convenience at Riverside Studios
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    Kim’s Convenience Review – Riverside Studios

    FOR A BRIEF MOMENT I FORGOT I WAS LOOKING AT A SET WITH THE VIBRANT RECREATION OF A CONVENIENCE STORE By Vartika Chandola ⭐⭐⭐ | Press Invite Kim’s Convenience, a play…

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    Brother Marcus Victoria | First Look at the New East-Med Spot
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    The Handlebards: Macbeth Review - The Charterhouse
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    Chat Noir Review – The Lost Estate
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    KOD Soho Bottomless Brunch | Good Food, Great Drinks, Groovy Vibes
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    YFX 2026: Making Moves National Platform Review

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