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Glenda Frank in Midtown Manhattan 27 November 2025

Sarah, a nurse, has never been warm and fuzzy, but she’s Ethan’s only living relative. Returning to his small hometown near Troy, Idaho, to sell his father’s house, he takes shelter in her home, still raw from a failed romance and a prolonged writer’s block. Welcome to Little Bear Ridge Road, ...

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Tom Bolton in West London ★★★★☆
27 November 2025

Yimei Zhao, the designer for Porn Play, has upholstered the entire Royal Court Upstairs space in soft beige furnishings which spread from the stage out over the audience benches. It is simultaneously cosy and oddly creepy, especially when characters start re...

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Jeremy Malies in the West End ★★★★★
25 November 2025

Playing Joe Keller, the father figure and World War II industrialist in Arthur Miller’s 1947 play, Bryan Cranston has the resonant line, “A little man makes a mistake and they hang him by the thumbs; the big ones become ambassadors.” I can’t have been the only person to chuckle a...

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Neil Dowden on the South Bank ★★★★☆
24 November 2025

David Eldridge’s End is the final part of his loose trilogy set in 2015/2016 examining the challenges of being in love for three different couples. Like the previous two standalone plays – which also premiered at the Dorfman, though this time the directo...

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Glenda Frank in New York 11 November 2025
★★★☆☆

Climate change makes the news almost every day with one disaster following another. The summer saw wildfires around the globe. There were massive floods and homes were lost. Lives were blighted or destroyed. As observers we have come to file all natural disasters – tornadoes, earthquakes, volcano...

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