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.
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Kitchen, Rich Mix – Review
Innovative, passionate, and thoughtfully devised production.
Read More »LCDS’s End of Year Season 2014, The Place – Review
Graceful physicality meets urban edginess in this wonderfully diverse celebratory performance.
Read More »The Anorak, Hope Theatre – Review
This one man show explores the story of mass murderer Marc Lepine in a human and relatable way. The character is strong and credible and left me discussing what leads a man to massacre for the rest of the evening.
Read More »Moominsummer Madness, Polka Theatre – Review
A great summer outing for young children, full of innocence, charm and moments of magic.
Read More »Richard II, St Leonard’s Church – Review
This full-blown production really brings the lyrical language of Shakespeare to life.
Read More »Next Day, Unicorn Theatre – Review
Who knew a group of kids could put forward such a powerful critique of societal values and priorities.
Read More »Wot? No Fish!!, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Entertaining, emotional and moving. The storyline is a true gem with its characters bound to stay with you long after the end of the show.
Read More »Enduring Song, Southwark Playhouse – Review
Ambitious sprawling historic epic, but in its current form, it makes for a long and tiresome evening.
Read More »Tryst: Devotion and Betrayal, Peacock Theatre – Review
Some brilliantly executed pieces, but of limited appeal to mainstream audiences.
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