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Category: Previews, Reviews, & Features

A scene from The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher with Anita Reynolds, photo by Marc Brenner
Theatre

Darkly Funny and Deeply Human: The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher Reviewed

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Linze Watson May 14, 2026
An actor in red boxing gloves in the ring in Conteh at the Royal Court
Theatre

Gloves Off, Truth Half-Held Back: Conteh Lands Heavy at the Royal Court

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Linze Watson May 1, 2026
Two actors embracing in Single White Female
This Is Culture

A Slick, Sinister Revival with a Distracting Edge: Single White Female Reviewed

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Linze Watson May 1, 2026
Three actors in suits on a stark slatted set in Double Indemnity
Theatre

All Style, Less Substance: Double Indemnity Looks the Part but Loses Its Nerve

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Linze Watson April 20, 2026
Poster for The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher by Alexandra Wood, from the story by Hilary Mantel
Theatre

Preview: The Assassination of Margaret Thatcher — Liverpool Everyman (2–23 May 2026)

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Linze Watson April 2, 2026
Simply Dylan, four musicians with guitars and fiddle, performing at The Bijou
This Is Culture

Simply Dylan at The Bijou: Keeping the Flame Alive Without Playing Dress-Up

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Paul Mullen April 2, 2026
Gorillaz on stage in Liverpool with giant cartoon characters on screen, photo by Luke Dyson
This Is Culture

Cartoons, Chaos and Communion: Gorillaz Rewrite the Rules in Liverpool

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Paul Mullen April 2, 2026
Two actors in prison clothes in a cell in The Shawshank Redemption on stage
Previews, Reviews, & Features

Hope, Steel Bars and Standing Ovations: The Shawshank Redemption Triumphs on Stage

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Linze Watson April 1, 2026
An actor in a 1920s dress holding a glass in The Constant Wife
This Is Culture

The Constant Wife at the Playhouse: Manners, Marriage and a Masterclass in Control

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Linze Watson March 22, 2026
Poster for Come Together: The Lennon & McCartney Songbook, with the Liverpool skyline
This Is Culture

Come Together at the Royal Court: Beatles Myth, Rewired with Muscle and Mischief

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Linze Watson March 22, 2026
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