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The 50 best shows of 2025

In the run-up to 2026’s exciting new offer, we’re taking a final trip down review lane to gather the most enduring shows of the year. Discover which ones have made the cut out of hundreds of press performances and how close it gets to your own selection. 50. Antigone On Strike Action, politics, and philosophy…

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29 December, 2025

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Review of ‘Dear Annie, I Hate You’: “A colourful take on grey matters”

Riverside Studios hosts the London premiere of this self-biographical play dealing with its author’s experiences after being diagnosed with brain aneurysm. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its delivery features enough aspects to cerebrate. Life sucks. Well, not really. But for some reason, society has taught us that…

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14 May, 2025

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Writer and performer Sam Ipema talks upcoming show ‘Dear Annie, I Hate You’: “Had I not been diagnosed, I highly doubt I’d find myself here putting on a play in London”

Following its successful run at the Edinburgh Fringe, the London scene welcomes the arrival of this dark comedy exploring the author’s real-ljfe journey upon suffering from an aneurysm. Guillermo Nazara chats with the playwright, to learn more about the creation of a show where positivity and inspiration are the brains of its outfit. How does…

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28 March, 2025

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