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The Ministry of Lesbian Affairs is as sweet and comforting as a knickerbocker glory
26.06.2025
6
Lloyd Evans
Superb: Stereophonic, at Duke of York’s Theatre, reviewed
19.06.2025
9
Lloyd Evans
Ingenious: the Globe’s Romeo & Juliet reviewed
12.06.2025
8
Lloyd Evans
Provocative, verbose and humourless: Mrs Warren’s Profession reviewed
05.06.2025
6
Lloyd Evans
Badenoch’s ‘chaos’ attack on Starmer will be less effective than she hopes
04.06.2025
4
Lloyd Evans
No life / The naked truth about life modelling
29.05.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
Everyone should see the Globe’s brilliant new production of The Crucible
29.05.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
High camp / Butlin’s is cashing in on nostalgia
27.05.2025
30
Lloyd Evans
High camp / Butlin’s is cashing in on nostalgia
27.05.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
High camp / Butlin’s is cashing in on nostalgia
23.05.2025
4
Lloyd Evans
Magnificent: The Deep Blue Sea, at the Theatre Royal Haymarket, reviewed
22.05.2025
7
Lloyd Evans
Butlin’s is cashing in on nostalgia
22.05.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
Badenoch responded well to Starmer’s winter fuel U-turn
21.05.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
Two hours of yakking about Israel: Giant, at the Harold Pinter Theatre, reviewed
15.05.2025
9
Lloyd Evans
Badenoch lacked bite at PMQs. Again
14.05.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
England / What happened to Canterbury?
11.05.2025
20
Lloyd Evans
What happened to Canterbury?
10.05.2025
30
Lloyd Evans
Delightful nostalgia for political wonks: The Gang of Three, at the King’s Head Theatre, reviewed
08.05.2025
30
Lloyd Evans
Starmer used Kemi’s words against her at PMQs. It worked
07.05.2025
4
Lloyd Evans
Pure gold: My Master Builder, at Wyndham’s Theatre, reviewed
01.05.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
PMQs / Is Starmer more afraid of Badenoch or Farage?
30.04.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / The case for replacing nurses with robots
27.04.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
The case for replacing nurses with robots
24.04.2025
9
Lloyd Evans
PMQs: Kemi had Keir on the ropes
23.04.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / Those behind this fabulous new comedy are destined for big things
23.04.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / Those behind this fabulous new comedy are destined for big things
23.04.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / A horribly intriguing dramatic portrait of Raoul Moat
14.04.2025
4
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / A horribly intriguing dramatic portrait of Raoul Moat
14.04.2025
9
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / A horribly intriguing dramatic portrait of Raoul Moat
10.04.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
A horribly intriguing dramatic portrait of Raoul Moat
10.04.2025
6
Lloyd Evans
Visit the King’s Head Theatre for one of the greatest theatrical surprises of the year
03.04.2025
8
Lloyd Evans
I am deeply impressed by Ayoub Khan
02.04.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / I wish someone would kill or eat useless Totoro
02.04.2025
5
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / I wish someone would kill or eat useless Totoro
02.04.2025
5
Lloyd Evans
Reeves’s Spring Statement just doesn’t add up
26.03.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
The Zoom call that confirmed my fears about Just Stop Oil
23.03.2025
30
Lloyd Evans
Theatre / Irresistible: Clueless, at the Trafalgar Theatre, reviewed
21.03.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
Irresistible: Clueless, at the Trafalgar Theatre, reviewed
20.03.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
Starmer looked scared of Badenoch at PMQs
19.03.2025
4
Lloyd Evans
Sketch / Is Kemi Badenoch getting better at PMQs?
12.03.2025
4
Lloyd Evans
No life / My brush with a rabid monkey
11.03.2025
20
Lloyd Evans
No life / My brush with a rabid monkey
11.03.2025
20
Lloyd Evans
Let men do the housework!
08.03.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
Brian Cox’s Bach has to be heading for Broadway
06.03.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
PMQs was a façade
05.03.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
Sick of it / How Armando Iannucci lost his edge
05.03.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
Shakespeare as cruise-ship entertainment: Jamie Lloyd’s Much Ado About Nothing reviewed
27.02.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
PMQs / We saw the real Starmer today – and it was ugly
26.02.2025
3
Lloyd Evans
Tedious and threadbare: Unicorn, at the Garrick Theatre, reviewed
20.02.2025
10
Lloyd Evans
If you have two hours to spare, spend it anywhere but here: The Years reviewed
13.02.2025
10
Lloyd Evans