HeyJaredMiriam Gillinson
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- Sep 30, 2026
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âTheyâll never bring us dowwwwwwwn!â Wickedâs stars pick their favourite songs from the smash hit (opens the original)
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The musical powerhouse has spawned huge hits, but which do its troupers love to belt out â even for the 1,700th time? From Broadway legend Idina Menzel to composer Stephen Schwartz, they reveal all Idina Menzel originated the role of Elphaba, the witch of the west who turns out not to be so wicked (but still very green). She won a Tony on Broadway, starred in the West End run and made a cheeky cameo in the recent film version Iâll never forget the exhilaration I felt the first time I sang De
The Children review â Meera Syal and co go nuclear in poignant drama (opens the original)
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Lyric Hammersmith, LondonA catastrophic explosion forces retired nuclear engineers Syal and Declan Conlon to confront their past after a visit by Kerry Fox in this revival of Lucy Kirkwoodâs debut Ten years on from its powerful debut, Lucy Kirkwoodâs clever and funny play feels just as potent â if not more so. Thereâs so much to admire and enjoy here: Kirkwoodâs skilful and layered writing; Rachel OâRiordanâs precise and thoughtful direction; Gary McCannâs striking design and, ab
A World Elsewhere review â chaotic thrills as kids sail, fight and fall through trap doors (opens the original)
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Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, London Family show brings gleeful playfulness to the story of a 12-year-old whose escape into extravagant daydreams has begun to alarm him The more children you bring along to this new family show â the latest co-production from the Globe theatre and Splendid Productions â the more fun youâll have. Itâs ostensibly about a 12-year-old school boy, Cass, who is struggling with his doubts and fears and considering reining in his imagination altogether. However, what
The Secret Garden review â thoughtful adaptation takes root in the imagination (opens the original)
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The Egg, BathThe beloved childrenâs perennial is the basis for a celebration of craft, creativity and the beauty of the natural world in this charming puppetry production The Egg theatre celebrates its 20th anniversary with Tom Wentworthâs thoughtful but fitful adaptation of Frances Hodgson Burnettâs beloved book. As Mary and her friends nurture their secret garden, animal puppets play amid the audience and flowers pop up across a green-washed stage. Itâs all very charming â particular
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