If you're on the left, the results are very heartening indeed.

- The Tories got smashed, and will lose the next election

- But this is nothing like 1997.

Labour had a 17 point lead over the Tories in the local elections before the 1997 general election.

This time, they have a…

Moderated my first Q&A for Backstage… fortunately the guests were no big deal 🌝

Lucy Bailey’s production is gorgeously staged and riveting the whole way through

Nearly complained to my neighbours about their music being too loud but ended up Shazamming it through the wall - proof it IS too loud, but probably can’t complain now can I…

A fluffy, pacy comfort watch (in a good way!) more thoughts here for The Stage

This hard-working, risk-taking show is on tour and I suggest you see it where you can. My review for The Stage

This is such an engaging production - I hope it’s getting schools along as part of the run Rose Theatre

Interesting several reviewers marked this down for being a one-sided account of new parenthood when it’s intentionally written that way. It’s a brave play about male postpartum depression, following a new father who’s really struggling with it. My thoughts for The Stage

A promising, high-spirited start to Daniel Evans and Tamara Harvey’s RSC reign

Hats off to Hannah Waddingham responding as she does to this. Equally though if genders were flipped on her joke about throwing knickers at Tom Francis we’d probably all be saying the same thing? I do wonder whether no sexualising either way is best or is that really prudish

It gets a thumbs up from me! culturewhisper.com/amp/theatre/th…

🎉Did we do it?... We did it!🎉
The best reviewed show in West End history has officially become a double winner of Best New Musical tonight at the Olivier Awards! Boy oh boy, this is glitzy indeed!!!✨🤯

Olivers this, Oliviers that. Shout out to everyone else sat at home, watching Baby Reindeer on Netflix and sulkily waiting for the highlights package to grace our screens

I reckon if the AI device imagined in this play came into existence it would probably end more relationships than it would save…

Smashing playwriting debut. Glad I saw this

I don’t dole out many 1 star reviews but this was truly dire thestage.co.uk/reviews/life-w…

Oof it’s devastating, isn’t it? Glad to finally catch a production of Long Day’s Journey into Night. Brian Cox is superb culturewhisper.com/amp/theatre/br…

You can finally bid on the Cinema For Gaza auction – I personally will be bidding on Jonathan Glazer's signed film posters (!) and a Taskmaster Q&A with Aisling Bea, but you can also bid on a headshots shoot with me if you would like: uk.givergy.com/cinemaforgaza/

Even if it’s not all there as a production it’s running on a whip-smart script and Rachael Stirling is every bit a divine Sarah Siddons

Never has a clump of reviews left me so unsure of a) whether a show is any good and b) I’ll like it. Alright, okay, I’ll go and see the bloody thing.