Four young actors take on the task of masquerading as the Marx brothers in this charming and slightly vulnerable production.
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Holding The Man, Jack Studio Theatre – Review
Holding The Man is a truly heartbreaking and witty coming of age story.
Read More »Winter Solstice, Orange Tree Theatre – Review
This play offers great production value through experimental staging and dramatic dialogue.
Read More »The Collector, Greenwich Theatre – Review
A rare theatrical examination of torture during the war in Iraq that benefits from a documentarian’s eye and historical hindsight, over 13 years later.
Read More »Promises, Promises, Southwark Playhouse – Review
Boasts a crassness that is unmitigated by its entertainment value.
Read More »The Box, Draper Hall – Review
An important piece, not to be missed.
Read More »Wish List, Royal Court Theatre – Review
Pros: Delicately written and superbly acted, Wish List brings a difficult subject matter to life with heart-breaking reality. Cons: An overly domineering set that occasionally distracts from the subtlety of the script. Wish List is painfully relevant. The play follows Tamsin, a young lady laden with the responsibility of being the breadwinner for herself and her brother Dean, who, due to his OCD, is stuck in an endless war of paperwork, trying to get benefits and be declared unfit to ...
Read More »Abigail, The Bunker – Review
A good watch if you’re disillusioned about romantic relationships and want to feel validated about that breakup you just went through.
Read More »BU21, Trafalgar Studios – Review
The transfer of this play from Theatre503 is well deserved, allowing BU21 to shine even brighter to a whole new audience.
Read More »Strangers In Between, King’s Head Theatre – Review
An intelligent and at times, raucously funny tale of a boy discovering his sexuality.
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