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Crybabies: The Scaring at Soho Theatre ( Dean Street) Review — Theatre and Tonic
5+ day, 16+ hour ago (172+ words) The Scaring follows the fortunes of former priest Arthur Holland who checks into a hotel and finds himself teaming up with Gerry, the ghost of a long-dead guest, to investigate spooky goings on – all whilst being watched by the hotel’s…...
SE Fest 2026 – New Writing in South East London — Theatre and Tonic
2+ week, 4+ day ago (948+ words) Both venues have a strong reputation for supporting new work, offering a year-round programme that includes plenty of new writing from a diverse range of voices. You can book tickets for any of the shows at this year’s SE Fest…...
Hudson Hughes - At Your Service, Underbelly Cowgate Review — Theatre and Tonic
2+ week, 5+ day ago (218+ words) Hudson Hughes - At Your Service, Underbelly Cowgate Review Theatre and Tonic Hudson Hughes - At Your Service, Underbelly Cowgate Review Hughes, making his solo Fringe debut, is a hugely talented and effortlessly charismatic performer, and his Gritt is a gloriously pathetic…...
The Librarians - A Very Serious Comedy at Pleasance Courtyard Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 6+ hour ago (344+ words) The Librarians - A Very Serious Comedy at Pleasance Courtyard Review Theatre and Tonic The Librarians - A Very Serious Comedy at Pleasance Courtyard Review Plumstanton Library is not having a good week. The Head Librarian has been felled by collapsing shelving…...
Josh Pickar: Getting Off at Assembly Roxy Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 10+ hour ago (344+ words) Josh Pickar: Getting Off at Assembly Roxy Review Theatre and Tonic Josh Pickar: Getting Off at Assembly Roxy Review Law school. Death row. Clown school. It’s quite the CV, and Josh Pickar’s marketing really emphasised that final line, describing the…...
Maz Pantz at Canal Café Theatre Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 12+ hour ago (512+ words) Maz Pantz at Canal Café Theatre Review Theatre and Tonic Maz Pantz at Canal Café Theatre Review Funny. Quick. Dynamic. Maz Pantz written, performed and directed by actor and comedian, Mary Redmond, is a one-woman comedy sketch show offering the…...
Mrs Doubtfire The Musical, UK Tour Review (2026) — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 1+ day ago (183+ words) Wayne Kirkpatrick and Carey Kirkpatrick’s music in the show uplifts the narrative and doesn’t feel like it has been shoehorned into it. The range of songs that are intertwined includes some heartwarming solos like “Let Go” to electric big dance…...
The Reunion at C ARTS review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 2+ day ago (383+ words) The Reunion at C ARTS review Theatre and Tonic The Reunion at C ARTS review This Fringe, Gagglehouse Theatre are debuting their new family comedy-drama The Reunion. New graduate MacKenzie (Harry Foyle) has spent his entire university career hiding his…...
The Little Woman In My Head Must Die at Upstairs at The Gatehouse Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 2+ day ago (396+ words) The Little Woman In My Head Must Die at Upstairs at The Gatehouse Review Theatre and Tonic The Little Woman In My Head Must Die at Upstairs at The Gatehouse Review In Tolkien’s famous stories Hobbits only become adults at…...
Game Theory Forest Theatre at Greenside @ George Street Review — Theatre and Tonic
3+ week, 4+ day ago (421+ words) Game Theory Forest Theatre at Greenside @ George Street Review Theatre and Tonic Game Theory Forest Theatre at Greenside @ George Street Review Every so often, if you're lucky, you stumble across a show at Fringe that makes you want to stand…...