There are zero regrets in sacrificing a sunny lunchtime for these amusing and refreshing short plays.
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Wolf Hall/Bring Up The Bodies, Aldwych Theatre – Review
Either one of these dark and humorous Tudor dramas promises an evening of pure magnificence. Seeing both in the same day promises a truly unforgettable experience.
Read More »Ushers: The Front Of House Musical, Charing Cross Theatre – Review
This is a must see for lovers of musical theatre and those that the genre terrifies alike, as you will be converted. A non-stop roller coaster of fun right from the start; it’s laugh out loud funny and a good night out.
Read More »Bash: latterday plays, Trafalgar Studios – Review
Pros: Haunting and impacting with powerful and nuanced performances Cons: Maybe a little too dark; if you’re looking for a light evening of entertainment, Neil Labute is not your man. Actually three one-act plays presented in succession, Bash: latterday plays are connected by one horrific deed committed by each set of character(s). Every self-contained act presents completely disparate stories and personalities (though all characters are some-what unhinged), all divulging the same grisly plot point. The first monologue introduces a traveling ...
Read More »De Profundis, Leicester Square Theatre – Review
A haunting and beautiful new musical based on a sorrowful letter Oscar Wilde wrote while imprisoned for homosexuality.
Read More »Privacy, Donmar Warehouse – Review
If you've ever wondered if there is a price to pay for having a smart phone, this is the play to see.
Read More »Anna Karenina, London Coliseum – Review
A physically impressive and atmospheric ballet. Deviates from Tolstoy's classic to concentrate more on the love triangle between characters.
Read More »Cool Rider, The Duchess Theatre – Review
A tongue-in cheek follow up to Grease, Cool Rider bursts with energy and humour.
Read More »Good People, Noël Coward Theatre – Review
One of the smartest pieces of writing I’ve ever seen put on stage and so very funny. Fantastic evening out at the theatre.
Read More »Rodin, London Coliseum – Review
This dark portrayal of human passion has moments of brilliance. Rodin’s sculptures certainly come to life but his real-life women in this show need a bit more work.
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