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Continue reading →: The Mirror Crack’d at Milll at Sonning.Who doesn’t enjoy a “Who Dunnit,” especially from the pen of Agatha Christie. The Mill at Sonning is currently hosting The Mirror Crack’d starring Liza Goddard as the fictional Jane Marple/Miss Marple, the amateur crime solving consultant. The storyline is set set around a glamorous film star, Marina Gregg (Sara…
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Continue reading →: CVntclave – Lower Marsh Arts ClubShowing at the newly renamed Lower Marsh Arts Club (formerly The Glitch), Arden Fitzroy presents a solo show inspired by the film Conclave. Over 60 minutes, we follow Cardinal Cvntvs, fictional Dean of the College of Cardinals, as he navigates theology and the murky world of Vatican politics. The Pope…
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Continue reading →: That’s Why Mums Go to Switzerland- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.That’s why Mums Go to Switzerland is written and performed by Bonnie Oddie, who is a charming and honest narrator. Life with two teenage daughters, a partner, and a mother whose a force to be reckoned with and an incredibly strong willed character. Under one roof live three generations of…
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Continue reading →: Oil and Whiskey- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Although the Edinburgh Fringe finished last weekend, some of the productions have venues booked beyond it. Oil and Whiskey is one of them. The story is set around Zelda (Juliet Perel) and Teddy (Cornelius Versa) meeting up again after separating. The musical is the theatre debut for producer, composer, and multi-instrumentalist…
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Continue reading →: Still Life – Theatre Royal Drury Lane.Tam Williams’ revival of Noël Coward’s Still Life, fresh from the Mill at Sonning, pulls into Theatre Royal Drury Lane for a brief London stop, and it’s a delightfully immersive one. The Grand Saloon becomes Milford Junction’s tearoom, with audiences seated at cosy tables for two and served afternoon tea as…
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Continue reading →: Night of the Fox – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.A haunting, thought-provoking, and brilliantly performed new play about identity, the secrets we hide, and the truths waiting to be uncovered. I was lucky enough to catch Aquila Youth Theatre’s Night of the Fox at its final performance at the Space @ Niddry Street, and what a way to bring the run…
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Continue reading →: A Forgotten Woman:Mrs Oscar Wilde- Edinburgh Fringe 2026.The flamboyant Irish man Oscar Wilde is one the most well renowned playwrights of his generation. His sexuality and time in “Reading Gaol” are well documented, along with many of popular plays being performed across the UK every year. However, Wilde was also married with two children. His estranged wife,…
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Continue reading →: Dinosaurs-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Dinosaurs wasn’t quite what I was expecting. I expected comedy and dinosaur’s antics of some description, although not sure what. Especially as the costume worn by Mandy Rubeli playing Norma is exceptionally well made. Instead, it’s a time travelling story about a dinosaur that’s been transported through time and landed…
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Continue reading →: Baby Brain-Edinburgh Fringe 2026.Baby Brain introduces the audience to Cass played by Kimberly Nixon. She is currently in a mother and parent unit in the hospital. She has a newborn baby and postpartum psychosis which can come on soon after a mother has given birth. This condition affects around 1 in 1,000 mothers…
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Continue reading →: Good With Faces – Edinburgh Fringe 2026.What can stand between a mother and her child? And more importantly, what should? These questions and many more regarding power and love resonate throughout this drama directed and written by Oisín Kearney, in which Garrick (Clodagh Mooney Duggan) is a single mother introduced to us via a living room…
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