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Review: Ten Days in a Madhouse, Jack Studio Theatre
An original, innovative, and engaging production with captivating video design.
Read More »Review: Forsaking Others, White Bear Theatre
A story with a few nuggets of good performance and humour.
Read More »Review: Dreamers 夢中人 , Omnibus Theatre
Clapham’s Omnibus Theatre continues to sparkle with a collection of original productions that give home to a range of voices and identities during their 2022 summer season. Its most current offering shines a light on the aftermath of the 2019 Hong Kong protests. In 2019, to dream in Hong Kong was a euphemism for protest. To dream was tough, challenging and threatening. Further, given that there may still be risks for those that have opposed the government changes, this production ...
Read More »Review: Operation Mincemeat, Riverside Studios
Joyful slapstick parody musical about a WW2 intelligence operation, romping through so many genres you’ll get dizzy.
Read More »Review: Tony! [The Tony Blair Rock Opera], Park Theatre
Classic Harry Hill - funny, surreal and clever.
Read More »Review: Cancelling Socrates, Jermyn Street Theatre
A fun little play that makes the great man mortal, but unlike the philosopher himself, has very little to say.
Read More »Review: Marvin’s Binoculars, Unicorn Theatre
A dynamic, optimistic production with a great cast and important messages.
Read More »Review: Starcrossed, Wilton’s Music Hall
A bold and witty reinterpretation of Romeo and Juliet, cleverly composed from fragments of Shakespeare original text.
Read More »Review: Rainer, Arcola Theatre
A tale about mental struggle with a powerful message that persistence and effort always win.
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