A solid and interesting production from a new writer, but not the Finborough’s most outstanding work.
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Annie Jr., Arts Theatre – Review
You can’t help but smile after seeing this lighthearted bit of musical theatre fluff.
Read More »Divas, Pleasance Theatre – Review
Innovative storytelling and a compelling story that needs a little fine-tuning in its delivery.
Read More »Bakkhai, Almeida – Review
A darkly funny and deeply disturbing ancient classic, brought to life by a strong cast in this fresh adaptation.
Read More »Being a Dancer, Nick Hern Books – Book Review
An inspiring, readable and interesting guide to the dance industry.
Read More »East End Boys, West End Girls, Arcola Theatre – Review
Characters and plot need work to help the audience empathise.
Read More »Impossible, Noël Coward Theatre – Review
A different West End experience that will leave you speechless with hands open in unanswered disbelief – what just happened?!
Read More »Jekyll and Hyde, Platform Theatre – Review
An original and creative adaptation of an iconic classic that sadly just doesn't reach the dramatic heights one hopes for.
Read More »Real Life, Camden People’s Theatre – Review
The performance and production skills are evident, but it can be difficult to connect to the material if you don’t relate to the subject matter or to the way it's delivered.
Read More »Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre – Review
A funny if rather ridiculous show that’ll have you signing up for line dance classes as soon as you get home.
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