Due to the challenging subject matter, it’s not for everyone but Clickbait is a great, thought-provoking play, exploring social attitudes to sex and woman.
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Variety of Kings, The Star of Kings – Review
A brilliant and varied night of entertainment featuring some excellent stand-up comedy and laughter-inducing sketches.
Read More »Helen Duff: Smasher, Camden Comedy Room – Review
One of the silliest, funniest evenings you can spend contemplating the niceties of orgasm.
Read More »Big Brother Blitzkrieg, King’s Head Theatre – Review
An innovative production is let down by an insubstantial script and weak plot.
Read More »The Fitzrovia Radio Hour’s Christmas Special, St James Theatre – Review
A good show undermined by an over reliance on props for the majority of its laughs.
Read More »Kim Noble: You’re Not Alone, Soho Theatre – Review
A brazen, clever and deeply unsettling study of loneliness and the nature of human existence.
Read More »Mirror Mirror, King’s Head Theatre – Review
A very funny and accomplished panto that wears its cleverness lightly.
Read More »The Canterbury Tales – New Diorama Theatre, review
An exuberant cast produce a tapestry of tales that's both entertaining and poignant, with serious themes woven through the hilarity.
Read More »Clementine’s Seasonal Spectacular, Rosemary Branch Theatre – Review
This show is an excellent way to begin the festive season, with extraordinary characters and personalities throughout.
Read More »A Rabbi, a Vicar and an Imam Walk into a Comedy Club, JW3 – Review
What’s the role of humour in religion? A rabbi, a vicar and an imam audaciously jump on stage to give us a practical demonstration. The line between performing and preaching has never been so thin.
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