Category - London

Absurdist Dance Immigrant Voices International London Politics Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival

REVIEW: Flitsmeister, Leah Eliaan Productions, Voila! Theatre Festival 2025 ★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

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Feminist London Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival Woman-Led Womanhood

REVIEW: The Waiting, Novem Ensemble, Voila! Theatre Festival 2025 ★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

African Voices Black Voices Comedy London Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival

REVIEW: Grifting, Kwesi Sekyi, Voila! Theatre Festival 2025 ★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

Feminist Gender International Latinx Voices London Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival Woman-Led

REVIEW: KILL YOUR FATHER, Expandido Theatre Group, Voila! Theatre Festival 2025 ★★★★★

Lamesha Ruddock

Asian Voices International London Queer Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Oh My My, on Queerness, Family, Faith, and Words that Never Got Said

Diaspora-Led International London Race & Identity Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival Woman-Led

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Xiaonan Wang, on Virginia Woolf, Playful Protest, Fever Dreams and Translation

International London Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival Womanhood

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Alessandra Gonnella and Miriam Gagino, on Justice, Power, Womanhood and Survival

History London Marginalised Music Queer Voila! Theatre Festival

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Simon Christian, on Queer Composers, Community Spaces, and Suffragettes

Diaspora-Led London Race & Identity Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Faizal Abdullah and Khai Ramli, on Mendaki, Climbing, Community and Fundraising for Theatre

Diaspora-Led London Mythology Race & Identity Theatre Voila! Theatre Festival Womanhood

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Maria Paula Carreño-Martínez and Marcio Beauclair, on Patriarchy, Medea, Rebellion and Immigration

Community London Politics Queer Storytelling Theatre

REVIEW: Snoligoster, Amanda Grace, The Space ★★★★

London Mental Health Queer Sapphic Theatre

REVIEW: The Watch, Isabella Waldron & Bomb Factory Theatre, The Glitch, Waterloo 2025 ★★★★☆

Black Voices London Spoken Word Theatre

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Mya Onwugbonu & Jerome Scott, on Black Boyhood, Intimacy, and the Weight of Being Seen

Age Brighton Fringe Comedy Drag London Parenthood Queer

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Dad / Bertie Hodd, on Dad Jokes, Queerness, and Coming-Middle-of-Age

Community London Musical Theatre Queer

INTERVIEW: A Digital Pint with… Robyn Herfellow, on the Fishnet Apocalypse, Molotov Cocktails, and Bethnal Green Working Men’s Club