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What caught your eye — or raised an eyebrow! These are our top three most-read articles this month!
Review: Guys and Dolls – Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Unpaid professionals but fiercely talented: Southern Light's Guys and Dolls brings classic Broadway swagger and a swinging pit band to the Festival Theatre.
Review: The Spy Who Came in from the Cold – Festival Theatre, Edinburgh
Ralph Little shines in a slick stage adaptation of Le Carré's Cold War classic. A breathless, sharply acted production that favours pace over pause.
Review: HE SAID/SHE SAID – The White Bear Theatre – London
A searing double bill at Kennington’s White Bear. Gwithian Evans and Geebs Marie Williams deliver visceral performances in these triumphant, must-see revivals.

Interviews

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Stand & Deliver: Hannah Jarrett-Scott on Soundtrack, Solidarity, and the Lee Jeans Sit-In
Actor Hannah Jarrett-Scott on NTS & Tron Theatre's Stand & Deliver: The Lee Jeans Sit-In, bringing a historic 1981 factory strike to the Traverse stage.
“The Body is Fermenting”: Inside a Festival of Korean Dance
From cosmic chaos to incense-soaked rituals, A Festival of Korean Dance offers a searing examination of our physical limits on its latest UK tour.
Istanbul’s Salesman: Filiz Ova on Norris and the New Zorlu
Arthur Miller’s classic finds new life in Istanbul. Filiz Ova reveals how Zorlu PAC is redrawing the map with Rufus Norris and a Turkish screen icon.
Christina Bianco Talks The Ballad of Johnny & June Tour
"It's an honour to share her full story..." Musical chameleon Christina Bianco on bringing June Carter Cash to life in the Ballad of Johnny and June as it tours the UK.
UK Premieres and a New Generation: London City Ballet Announces 2026 Season and Trainee Search
Christopher Marney discusses London City Ballet's 2026 expansion: a 30-venue tour, UK premieres, and a new subsidised trainee scheme for 20 graduate dancers.
Interview: David Irvin Diagnoses The 2026 Ibsen Renaissance
Author David Irvin discusses his new book, The Plays of Henrik Ibsen. A qualified counsellor diagnoses the playwright's complex characters and 2026's revivals.

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EdFringe Review: Baby Lasagna

Baby Lasagna, aka Croatian singer Marko Purišic, was to be my last review of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025. Unfortunately, Baby Lasagna didn’t get the…

EdFringe Review: Sam Williams: Touch Me Not

Sam Williams’ debut hour, Touch Me Not, sets itself the ambitious task of unpicking the apparent contradictions of being both Christian and bisexual. It is…

EdFringe Review: I Was Almost Killed By an Angry Mob at the Edinburgh Fringe

“In 2015, Matty Grey, kids’ comedian, accidentally insulted a child in passing at the Edinburgh Fringe. What happened next would see the brief interaction go…