Monica Cox Voice Reviewer

‘Black Fruit’ is a satirical yet moving series about the chaotic lives of two Black queer friends as they navigate loss, the weight of their pasts and the uncertainty of their futures.

This collection of short films explores the nuances of modern gay life, offering a diverse range of narratives.

Focusing on the fluidity of attraction, this strand of shorts explores the ups and downs of desire with a mix of humour and tenderness.

Inspired by Milton’s epic poem 'Paradise Lost', this production takes us on a journey through the origin story of God’s creation.

This hit show returns to chart the transformative journey Gareth Southgate led with the England men’s football team.

The cutting edge dance company (LA) HORDE takes us on a visceral journey into the dark corners of the web, AI and the way the exploitation and sexualisation of the body.

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s beloved novella 'The Little Prince' is reimagined as a visual spectacle of physical theatre, circus and dance.

A collaboration made in heaven, the innovation, imagination and creativity of Simon McBurney and Crystal Pite astounds and mesmerises.

If you missed this hit revival of Oscar Wilde’s classic, NT Live offers a dazzling second chance, capturing the theatrical magic with its cinematic finesse.

I had the pleasure of having a very interesting conversation with actor Harmony Rose-Bremner who is currently starring in The Years at the Harold Pinter Theatre.

These two complementary, must-see exhibitions bring power, subversion, and joy to a broad spectrum of feminist issues.

‘The Years’ takes us through the life of a woman born post Second World War, following her journey through the decades as she reflects on the passage of time.