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Author: Louise Penn Published Date: February 27, 2026 Leave a Comment on Looking forward to … March

Looking forward to … March

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Show preview: Still Lives at Peckham Rye

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On the radar for September

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June’s picks – 30 shows to see in London theatre

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April picks in London theatre

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Very rare for me to come out for just a 9pm showing but @riversidestudioslondon is fairly local, and Managed Approach is 75 minutes, so here I am.
At @goldengoosetheatre next week - double bill from Soviet era Polish writer Slawomir Mrozek, Charlie and Striptease.
Over at @swkplay, the over-60s are in the spotlight in Invisible Me - warm, funny, relatable and touching; impeccably played by the three actors. Do go.
Are you seeing Tender at @sohotheatre later this month?
It's a warm welcome back to @avenueqonstage to the West End - I review this funny, irreverent and even poignant musical thanks to @seatplan!
News from the West End - Christine Baranski and @richard.e.grant are coming to the Wyndham's in Noel Coward's @hayfeverplay
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