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Mrs Warren’s Profession review – Caroline Quentin’s bewitching madam

George Bernard Shaw’s discomfiting play finds a commanding lead in Quentin, playing alongside her real-life daughter Rose

The Guardian - UK

Review: Bugsy Malone at Manchester Opera House

Will director Sean Holmes' first-time touring production hit the spot with the Manchester Opera House crowd or leave them feeling tempted to fling a custard pie themselves?

Manchester Evening News

Fisherman’s Friends: The Musical review – familiar tale given full voice in fresh voyage

Director James Grieve retains just enough of the rough-hewn power of the original sea shanties to offset the razzle-dazzle of the musical setting

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Good Luck, Studio review – the toddlers’ TV show that goes wrong

Mercury theatre, ColchesterAn uneven new play from Mischief Theatre skews darker than their hit comedies, with jarring tragedy amid the clowning

The Guardian - UK

Identical at The Lowry review: Double the fun (and trouble) with heartfelt Parent Trap musical

A musical feast complete with catchy choruses, heartfelt harmonies and cheeky quips and backchat

Manchester Evening News

Identical review – a new musical of The Parent Trap has its own special effect

The casting of twins as the separated sisters adds a frisson to Trevor Nunn’s elegant production of the twice-filmed tale, with pitch-perfect music by George Stiles

The Guardian - UK

Identical review – Trevor Nunn takes on The Parent Trap, with songs

This earnest musical, which features three sets of real twins across its cast, has a deeply moving pay-off

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A-Typical Rainbow review – sparky debut from a promising playwright

Turbine theatre, LondonJJ Green’s play, in which he also stars, contrasts the struggles his autistic hero faces with the rich world of his imagination

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Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World review – superhero sisters

Rousing children’s musical provides a zippy guide to the great women of history that sets toes tapping and young minds alight

The Guardian - UK

Fantastically Great Women Who Changed the World at Theatre Royal Stratford East review: an unapologetic joy

This new British musical has all the energy of a girl band concert and enough history to inspire young people to read up on the real-life heroines

Evening Standard

Bleak Expectations review – Radio 4’s Dickens parody bursts on to the stage

This fast-paced comedy mashup of the great Victorian novelist sends up Britishness with oodles of silliness

The Guardian - UK

Legally Blonde review – joyously camp revamp is in the pink

Regent’s Park Open Air theatre, LondonAn overhaul of the original’s gender politics, plenty of Gen-Z touchpoints and a big dollop of kitsch make this musical an irresistible cocktail

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The Osmonds: A New Musical review – an awful lot of Osmond for your buck

The musical based on a book by Jay Osmond hints at unsettling moments in the brothers’ televised childhood before reality is swept under the carpet

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Habibti Driver review – culture-clash comedy never revs up

Shamia Chalabi and Sarah Henley’s ‘East meets Wigan’ drama is at its best on the subject of cars and women’s independence

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Review: The Addams Family Musical at Manchester Opera House

The kooky, mysterious and spooky family are up to no good...

The Guardian - UK

The Rise and Fall of Little Voice review – northern fairytale has lost sparkle

Christina Bianco is a wondrous singer and Shobna Gulati propels the story but Jim Cartwright’s play has dated badly

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Red Ellen review – Bettrys Jones gives towering performance in life of political pioneer

Caroline Bird’s play pays tribute to the leftwing firebrand Ellen Wilkinson, who led the Jarrow march and as a Labour minister introduced free school milk

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