Theatre
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Aug- 2025 -7 August
‘The Estate’ – Writer Shaan Sahota talks about potboiler of family, ambition and gender wrongs
In its final weeks now, playwright discusses inspiration and motivation to create character siblings that fight one another for a…
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Jul- 2025 -31 July
‘Love Me Like A Chai Tea Latte’ – Sanjay Lago’s award winning tea spilling show hits Edinburgh
Actor, writer, performer gets full length run at the Edinburgh Fringe festival which begins officially tomorrow (August 1)… TENDER, sensitive…
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7 July
The Estate, Taj Mahal, A Tupperware of Ashes, A Man for all Seasons, Evening Conversations…
It’s July and we’re in the hottest month so far (according to meteorologists) and there is a lot of ‘hot’…
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2 July
‘Marriage Material’ – play adaptation links past to present and author Sathnam Sanghera finds dramatic voice
Empireland author and novelist tells us the play deals with subjects that were not quite in focus in the same…
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2 July
‘Marriage Material’ Sathnam Sanghera’s family saga novel comes energetically and gregariously to life…
Three generations: secrets, lies and unapproved relationships all make this a lively affair… By Suman Bhuchar IT’S A BIG PICTURE…
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Jun- 2025 -17 June
‘The Vanishing Elephant’ – Super show about boy and pachyderm Janu/Jenny…
This is a story of the relationship between humans and animals told through the journey of a young elephant called…
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7 June
‘Come Fall In Love’ – Family show that delivers…
Based on one of the most iconic Bollywood romantic films of recent times, this stage show has its own personality…
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7 June
‘Insane Asylum Seekers’ and ‘Permission’ – Refugee and Women’s experiences play hit the mark…
Two shows with heart, conviction and passion and completing their short runs today, deserve praise… By Suman Bhuchar Insane Asylum…
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6 June
The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs; Stars: An Afrofuturist Space Odyssey; Brown Girls Do It Too, and more
This month sees shows on feminism and fun, while family musicals and festivals showcasing writers of global majority… There is…
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4 June
‘The Brightening Air’: Ordinary lives, profound regrets, family fortunes…
Sibling relations, folklore and longing are central themes in this play by a writer many regard as one of foremost…
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