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Scotsman living in London. Likely to tweet about things that annoy me and the theatre. editor/reviewer @theatre_weekly Proud #clydesider2014
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Review: Hit Machine at Soho Theatre

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By Greg Stewart Verified
| Theatre Weekly Verified
What does it take to make a hit record? To chase success and then somehow hold on to it? Jonathan Caren’s absorbing new play examines these questions in its world premiere at Soho Theatre, blending sharp storytelling with infectious beats and a compelling set of characters. Wes, we learn, is the owner of a record label and, at first glance, appears to be a successful one. “Are you a billionaire?” asks younger brother Alex, who has come to visit.
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Review: The Jonathan Larson Project at Southwark Playhouse Borough

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By Greg Stewart Verified
| Theatre Weekly Verified
Jennifer Ashley Tepper, who originally conceived the Feinstein’s/54 Below concert that inspired the album, now brings the staged version of The Jonathan Larson Project to Southwark Playhouse for its European premiere, after a run in New York. Following Larson’s tragic death just before Rent began previews off-Broadway, hundreds of cassette tapes were discovered containing previously unheard songs from across his career.
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Edinburgh Fringe Interview: Isabelle Barbier on Rip Her To Shreds at Underbelly Cowgate

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By Greg Stewart Verified
| Theatre Weekly Verified
Isabelle Barbier brings Rip Her To Shreds to Edinburgh Fringe 2026, a darkly comic and surreal exploration of teenage rivalry and rage. As both writer and performer, they offer a bold new voice in contemporary theatre. Blending horror, satire and physical comedy, Rip Her To Shreds dives into the complexities of early 2000s girlhood, examining internalised misogyny and the pressures of social hierarchy. The result is a striking and provocative theatrical experience.
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