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Review – Stories: A dazzling triumph of dance and spectacle

Review – Stories: A dazzling triumph of dance and spectacle

by Giles Broadbent | Oct 19, 2026 | Stage

A riot of rhythm, athleticism and theatrical exuberance, RB Dance Company’s Stories is an irresistible, pulse-quickening spectacle.

Review – An Oak Tree exposes the machinery of theatre

Review – An Oak Tree exposes the machinery of theatre

by Giles Broadbent | Oct 12, 2026 | Stage

Tim Crouch’s ingenious theatrical experiment fascinates and frustrates, exposing the mechanics of performance at the expense of human drama.

Review – Conflict of Interest is a razor-sharp noir delight

Review – Conflict of Interest is a razor-sharp noir delight

by Giles Broadbent | Oct 6, 2026 | Stage

Thomas Carruthers’ quick-witted thriller revels in old-school Hollywood noir, with sharp dialogue, dangerous charm and twists aplenty.

Review – This Is Not About Me, soft play and harsh truths

Review – This Is Not About Me, soft play and harsh truths

by Giles Broadbent | Apr 1, 2026 | Stage

Inventive staging and meta storytelling charm, but repetition and structural looseness occasionally blunt the emotional impact.

Review – ROI dissects tech ambition and moral cost

Review – ROI dissects tech ambition and moral cost

by Giles Broadbent | Mar 20, 2026 | Stage

A slick Hampstead premiere probes venture capital, medical breakthroughs and the uneasy line between profit and purpose in a swift tale packed with ideas.

Review – It Walks Around The House At Night, with cinematic flair

Review – It Walks Around The House At Night, with cinematic flair

by Giles Broadbent | Mar 13, 2026 | Stage

Tim Foley’s haunted-house puzzle becomes a thrilling one-man fright fest, with George Naylor gripping throughout the clever theatrical trickery.

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