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Theatre and dance have always helped me make sense of the world, and now I’m on a mission to help more of us fall in love with these beautiful art forms. Here, you’ll find curated recommendations, interviews with inspiring artists, and insightful content—all driven by my passion for theatre and dance that surprise, challenge, and ask the big questions.
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Giuliano xx
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Every month, I handpick my TOP 5 must-see shows in London, from the West End to the fringe.
Guided by my passion for kick-ass theatre, these are my personal favorites! Check out my top picks for October in this video!
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This page offers exclusive promo codes for top shows, all curated with passion by me.
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Coriolanus
A gripping portrayal of power, honor, and political downfall, anchored by David Oyelowo’s compelling performance as a battle-scarred hero.
National Theatre until 9 November
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The Other Place
A psychological family drama about unresolved grief, trauma, and buried secrets, where unresolved pasts collide with emotional tension and shocking revelations
National Theatre until 9 November
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A Raisin In The Sun
A compelling exploration of family dreams and racial inequality, reflecting the clash between hope and harsh realities in segregated America.
Lyric Hammersmith until 2 November
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Pins & Needles
The show navigates the emotional and political landscape surrounding vaccination debates.
Kiln Theatre until 26 October
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A Tupperware of Ashes
A moving exploration of dementia’s impact on family, memory, cultural identity, and the struggle to hold onto love
National Theatre until 16 November
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For The Culture
A bold programme of performances, gigs, and special events celebrating Black talent, joy, creativity, and culture.
Lyric Hammersmith 24-26 Oct
How to Break Free from Star Ratings: My Way of Looking at Theatre
I’ve always found those cold, judgmental reviews not just uninspiring but downright arrogant. They seem to focus more on the critic’s ego than on the art itself, and that’s never sat right with me. My passion has always been for the artists, not the critics who try to outshine the work they’re supposedly “reviewing”.
Ballet's Colonial Legacy: The Politics of Dance in the Age of Empire
Did you know ballet, often seen as the pinnacle of elegance, was once a tool of colonial domination?
European powers spread ballet as part of their cultural control, using it to suppress indigenous dances and establish European "superiority."
This history still shapes how we see ballet today.
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