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Anya Ryan

London TheatreFreelancer

Also writes for: Time Out London, The Guardian

Reviews

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63

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97

Lowest

39

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Beetlejuice
58

Even with all the shiny packaging, Alex Timbers’ production never emotionally flies.

Avenue Q
Avenue Q

London Theatre · Apr 17, 2026

78

In a world full of doom and gloom, Avenue Q is a furry tonic shot.

Summerfolk
Summerfolk

London Theatre · Mar 18, 2026

58

Yet, despite the hazy glow of this new version by siblings Nina Raine and Moses Raine, it’s a message that lands with a heavy hand.

Shadowlands
66

Shadowlands is a heartwrenching play that does a brilliant job of balancing warmth and humour, making a genuine emotional impact on the audience.

The Producers
97

If you want non-stop giggles, gloriously provocative jokes and an easy escape from everyday misery, there’s no better place to be right now than the Garrick.

MJ The Musical
39

MJ the Musical is a sterilised swirl through the life of the King of Pop, but in reality, it is no black or white tale.

The Car Man

Is this a redemption arc for Khan? Does it simply give us a picture of her at each stage of her life? Or is it merely a way to shoehorn as many of her songs in as possible, however unconnected they may feel? Perhaps, trying too hard to be Every Woman means this show has no real identity at all.