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Monday 11th May 2026
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The Big Shot: In Conversation with Greg Brennan
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Luke Barratt is unexpectedly enthralled by Shady's best offering for years
Preview: Chicago
Some classic tunes and even better tuned direction
Interview: Palma Violets
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A compelling and assured performance of this unmissable production
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A ridiculous premise that is saved by strong acting and well-cast characters
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To Hendrik Ehlers, this album is a Very Big Deal
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An entertaining, human and engaging production from a cast who are clearly having a lot of fun.
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Review: Foxfinder
A claustrophobic allegorical tale with a remarkably gifted cast
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