A fantastic, hilarious and genuinely inspiring show that challenges the limits of theatre.
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Anna Weiss, The Space – Review
If you are interested in a psychological study of memory this is an interesting piece, but the trip out to the Isle of Dogs might be prohibitive for some.
Read More »17, Finborough Theatre – Review
This is a relationship drama that veers too often into the realm of soap opera. Possibly with another draft or two it will find a more natural shape and set its focus where it deserves to be.
Read More »Fat Man, Ovalhouse – Review
A touching version of Orhpeus and Eurydice that is at times exceptional. The show adds something to the original story by bringing it up to date, which was quite unexpected.
Read More »Petrushka/ Chopiniana/ Polovtsian Dances, London Coliseum – Review
A really exciting evening of ballet that has been extremely well programmed to provide a great variety of dance. Perfect for someone who has never watched ballet before.
Read More »In the Surface of a Bubble, Blue Elephant Theatre – Review
A confusing hour of theatre, clearly a product of overactive imaginations.
Read More »Dumbstruck – Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Hugely energetic ensemble piece featuring excellent music that carries a touching message in an innovative way. Fine Chisel is a really exciting young company that you should keep an eye on.
Read More »This Is How We Die, Ovalhouse – Review
The show is meant to teach you that language is dead, but Christopher Brett Bailey articulates some very challenging ideas in such an articulate manner that it makes that statement hard to believe.
Read More »The Black Cat Cabaret, London Wonderground – Review
Cabaret exactly as you’ve always wanted to see it. The perfect way to spend a summer Friday night.
Read More »The Manual Oracle, The Yard – Review
A beautifully conceived variety of sketches that are well-executed, and thought-provoking.
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