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The 10 best new London theatre openings in September 2026

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By Andrzej Lukowski Verified
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Now “My only saved Google search is for Henri Dutilleux,” the D.J., producer and composer Floating Points said at his home in London. “I’m always looking — like, can I go to Finland next weekend to hear his music?” Floating Points, whose real name is Sam Shepherd, keeps a pristine graphic score for …
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Some thoughts on the 2026 Edinburgh Fringe ft my top five shows

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By Andrzej Lukowski Verified
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Greetings from hour seven of my four hour journey home to London from the Edinburgh Festival Fringe… is how I started to write this newsletter and FYI it took me ten hours to complete the journey, but unfortunately I lost both the will to live and write Substacks so I’m finishing this almost a week later. Thanks for reading Cinema of moral anxiety! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.
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Adam Riches: The Captain

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By Andrzej Lukowski Verified
| Time Out Verified
Adam Riches’ virtually method approach to comedy – in which he loses himself entirely in a character and accent – has taken a logical turn in the last couple of years, with him now making one-man-shows that sit in the theatre section of the Edinburgh Fringe programme. They’re still funny, but that’s not the main point of these detailed characted studies of real life figures.
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