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Welcome to Love My Theatre Reviews — your trusted guide to what’s worth seeing on stage! Our team of passionate theatre lovers brings you honest, insightful, and entertaining reviews of the latest West End hits, touring productions, and fringe gems. From dazzling musicals to thought-provoking dramas, we’ll help you decide which shows deserve a standing ovation and which might need a rewrite. Whether you’re planning your next night out or just love keeping up with the theatre scene, our reviews put you right in the front row.

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Othello starring David Harewood, Toby Jones and Caitlin FitzGerald Review

Tom Morris’ contemporary revival runs at Theatre Royal Haymarket until 17 January Toby Jones (Iago), Caitlin FitzGerald (Desdemona) and David Harewood (Othello) in Othello In 1997, David Harewood was – shamingly, given the lateness of the date – the first Black actor to play Othello at the National Theatre. It’s his misfortune that in returning to the part some three decades on, when he felt he had more to give, he has landed in this disjointed production by director Tom Morr

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Midsomer Murders stage show on tour – review

The world premiere stage adaptation of The Killings at Badger’s Drift stars Daniel Casey as Inspector Tom Barnaby The Killings at Badger’s Drift was the first episode of the much-loved television series, Midsomer Murders, back in 1997. Since then, the county has clocked up over 388 murders, making it the fifth most dangerous place to live in England and Wales. Now neatly adapted for the stage and directed by Guy Unsworth, it makes its world premiere at Richmond Theatre before

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The Importance of Being Earnest review

Three scene-stealers make this a comedy cracker Max Webster’s production of Oscar Wilde’s The Importance of Being Earnest felt like a sugary overload of a festive banquet when it ran for a sell-out season at the National Theatre last year – jubilant and cackle-worthy but sprawling in places. Now blithely skipping across the Thames to the Noël Coward Theatre, the take on Wilde’s play about confused identities, deceptions, romances and, of course, handbags, feels tighter, slick

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Wendy and Peter Pan review

A grown-up fairytale that grabs you - Hook, line, and sinker First staged by the RSC in 2013 and now flying high at the Barbican, Wendy and Peter Pan by Ella Hickson reclaims one of the most beloved children’s stories of all time - giving the (traditionally billed) second star to the right, Wendy, centre stage. Since its debut at Stratford-Upon-Avon, a wave of female-forward reimaginings have swept across the West End. Six the Musical shines like Tink’s fairy dust, while Broa

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Theatre Reviews

Othello starring David Harewood, Toby Jones and Caitlin FitzGerald Review

Midsomer Murders stage show on tour – review

The Importance of Being Earnest review

Wendy and Peter Pan review

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