You’ll laugh, you’ll cry. Go and see it, but not after a bad day at work.
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Why Fronts: A Contemporary Lap Dance (Part of Resolution! 2014), The Place – Review
This is one lap dance you will never forget.
Read More »Ignis, The Print Room – Review
Ignis is a powerful, emotive yet tender artistic expression of love.
Read More »The Secret Life of You and Me, Ovalhouse – Review
A scrapbook of stories and memories that may only skim the topics' surfaces but in a charming and visually stunning way.
Read More »No Such Thing, New Diorama Theatre – Review
Perhaps those more into absurdist theatre would enjoy these shorts more, but for us it just didn't work.
Read More »Richard III, Upstairs at the Gatehouse – Review
This adaptation lacks subtlety but it gets the job done.
Read More »In Skagway, Arcola Theatre – Review
A well-acted play with an uncomfortable twist at the end that will certainly be a point for discussion.
Read More »Interval So Far, The Cockpit – Review
A selection of the best of the company’s productions that’s mostly aimed at the fans. The talented performers make up somewhat for the lack of clarity.
Read More »A Midsummer’s Night Dream – The Dream, Brockley Jack Theatre – Review
Top acting and visually bewitching moments, making this an approachable Shakespeare for all audiences. Not to be missed.
Read More »Belfast Boy, Etcetera Theatre – Review
An interesting centre character and a fast-paced script hold this play together nicely, but it feels like a small part of a larger piece.
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