Month: July 2018

Dance

Half me, Half You @ Tabard Theatre, Review

It may say Trump and America on the label, but this superbly written play could as easily be examining the…

Drama

Shackleton’s Stowaway, Cervantes Theatre – Review

A moving and informative experience that gave me a new found respect for the amazing explorers that have travelled the…

Circus

Circa’s Peepshow, Underbelly Festival – Review

Big league acrobatics in a small-top tent at Southbank’s Underbelly Festival.

Drama

Locked Up, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review

Flawed, but thoroughly entertaining.

Drama

Earthquakes in London, Bridewell Theatre – Review

Sedos somehow manage to pull off the impossible in making this play as unique and unmissable as the original National…

Reviews

It Happened In Key West, Charing Cross Theatre – Review

A bizarre adaptation of a true story about stalking, illness, grave robbing, necrophilia and amateur mummification, done in the style…

Drama

The One, Soho Theatre – review

A powerful, witty and at times shocking dissection of a relationship.

Off West End

Artificial, Hen and Chickens Theatre – Review

Pros: Some witty and perceptive writing, with a strong supporting cast Cons: A lacklustre central performance from the writer/director Amazon’s…

Drama

Romeo & Juliet, Waterloo East – Review

Pros: Much deserved applause for all actors that can recite Shakespeare without a breath. Cons: These performers need a bigger…

Drama

For King and Country, Southwark Playhouse – Review

Pros: The cast can sustain tension and passion; it is genuinely moving to watch this less-discussed side of WWI history.…

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