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Dom Joly review – Glastonbury Festival 2025

Dom Joly – The Astrolabe Theatre, Glastonbury Festival 2025 Dom Joly’s performance opening the Astrolabe Theatre is essentially an extension of his live show The Conspiracy Tour – a talk inspired by his recent book The Conspiracy Tourist in which he travels the world meeting conspiracy theorists and investigating their paranoias. The creator of Trigger…

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Steffan Harri on Girl From the North Country

Following its world premiere in 2017, Girl from the North Country returns to The Old Vic for a strictly limited run. The musical sees a company of 23 actors and musicians bring the iconic songbook of Bob Dylan to life, in a production written by Irish playwright Conor McPherson. We caught up with Steffan Harri…

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Glastonbury Festival 2025: Full Coverage

Glastonbury is the world’s largest green field performing arts festival with hundreds of stages and thousands of performances day and night over a full five days. This year’s festival runs from Wednesday 25 June until Sunday 29 June with a host of Theatre & Circus talent among its acts. 2025 Festival Preview It’s the last…

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Cabaret Preview / Glastonbury 2025

The Cabaret tent is set in Bella’s Field alongside Sensation Seekers, A Little More Sensation, Poetry&Words and the late-night Mavericks, is filled with some of the biggest names of comedy and cabaret – and more than a few surprises. It’s an eclectic representation of all that is cabaret. The tent opens at noon on Friday,…

Steffan Harri on Girl From the North Country
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Steffan Harri on Girl From the North Country

Glastonbury Festival 2025: Full Coverage
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Glastonbury Festival 2025: Full Coverage

Cabaret Preview / Glastonbury 2025
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Cabaret Preview / Glastonbury 2025

The Circus Big Top Preview / Glastonbury 2025
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The Circus Big Top Preview / Glastonbury 2025

The Astrolabe Theatre Preview / Glastonbury 2025
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The Astrolabe Theatre Preview / Glastonbury 2025

Glastonbury Festival 2025 - Full Theatre & Circus Coverage

Dom Joly review – Glastonbury Festival 2025

Glastonbury Festival 2025: Full Coverage

Cabaret Preview / Glastonbury 2025

The Circus Big Top Preview / Glastonbury 2025

The Astrolabe Theatre Preview / Glastonbury 2025

Poetry&Words Preview / Glastonbury 2025

Sensation Seekers Stage Preview / Glastonbury 2025

Summer House Preview / Glastonbury 2025

The Gateway Preview / Glastonbury 2025

The Pavement Preview / Glastonbury 2025

Walkabouts Preview / Glastonbury 2025

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Reviews

Dom Joly review – Glastonbury Festival 2025

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Strategic Love Play review – Audible

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1536 review – Almeida Theatre, London ★★★★★

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Titus Andronicus review – Swan Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon ★★★★★

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Krapp’s Last Tape review – Barbican Theatre, London ★★★★☆

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The Brightening Air review – Old Vic, London ★★★☆☆

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Interviews

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LULA.XYZ on Glastonbury 2025

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Jamie Hale on Glastonbury 2025

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