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FringeReview UK 2026
This is an event. Break in (without breakages!) if you have to, to see this. You’ll be standing in the aisles to swarm the barricades.
One of the few moments of Peter Brooks’ term “Holy Theatre” has arrived at the Wanamaker. A must-see.
Wendi Peters sends you out singing: with all the right notes in the wrong order. Solidly recommended.
Kavanagh’s production is in every way outstanding, I’m not sure there’s been a finer – or at least more believable - My Fair Lady conceived and staged as here.
Pride is essential. The greatest danger in celebrating past struggle is that it lets us off the hook of any now.
As Teeth ‘n’ Smiles ends, we’re left to feel the long withdrawing roar of the 1960s, and the bleaker horizons and disillusion Hare saw by 1975. A must-see.
Korean two-hander musical explores grief and the pitfalls of engaging with the darker side of Artificial Intelligence.
