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Review – Bitch Boxer bruises hearts

Review – Bitch Boxer bruises hearts

by Giles Broadbent | Mar 2, 2026 | Stage

A fierce solo turn anchors this punchy drama about grief, grit and the fight for Olympic glory in Leytonstone’s shadow.

Review – Bird Grove tells a tender tale of genius rising

Review – Bird Grove tells a tender tale of genius rising

by Giles Broadbent | Mar 1, 2026 | Stage

Alexi Kaye Campbell’s drama traces Mary Ann Evans’s rebellion, setting the future George Eliot against faith, family and convention.

Review – The Virgins leaves the bathroom door ajar so we can hear the girls talk

Review – The Virgins leaves the bathroom door ajar so we can hear the girls talk

by Giles Broadbent | Feb 8, 2026 | Stage

Sharp, funny bathroom scenes shine at Soho Theatre, but thinly written boys and lopsided pacing drain energy from a hyped Gen Z sex comedy.

Why small stories can still beat sprawling epics

Why small stories can still beat sprawling epics

by Giles Broadbent | Feb 7, 2026 | Story

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms shows how discipline, character and constraint revive storytelling when spectacle and bloat become exhausting.

Review – A gruelling lesson from Auschwitz

Review – A gruelling lesson from Auschwitz

by Giles Broadbent | Feb 3, 2026 | Stage

James Hyland’s testing quasi-monologue strips genocide of drama, exposing how familiar the language and logistics of mass cruelty feel.

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