An entertaining evening but the intended showcase for Azerbaijani art seemed to get lost in a wave of virtuosity.
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The Royale, Bush Theatre – Review
A truly powerful piece of storytelling with an exciting cast. Miss it and you miss something very special.
Read More »Carmina burana & Serenade, English National Opera – Review
This is about the most exuberant, vibrant, downright enjoyable classical performance you'll have seen for years.
Read More »The Heart of Things, Jermyn Street Theatre – Review
An unconvincing slice of family life with the emotional punch of a ropey sitcom.
Read More »All the Things You Said You Never Said Before You Thought You Could Ever Say, Ovalhouse – Review
Contemporary dance, physical theatre and performance are brought together to explore unintentional miscommunication and its consequences.
Read More »The Dead Shepherd, White Bear Theatre – Review
A gripping play that expertly blends fact and fiction.
Read More »Stevie, Hampstead Theatre Review
Endearing and witty but more like being a read a story in a lounge nicer than your own rather than a dynamic slice of theatre.
Read More »Boy in the Darkness, Blue Elephant Theatre – Review
Murphy is stunningly versatile in this performance, but the piece fails to fully grab the attention of the audience.
Read More »Lovesong of the Electric Bear, The Hope Theatre – Review
A clever, exciting and surprising play. Unusual and experimental yet still accessible and fun to watch.
Read More »Shrapnel: 34 Fragments of a Massacre, Arcola Theatre – Review
A strong, provocative play which challenges your understanding and perception of war.
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