Month: September 2018

Drama

Jekyll and Hyde, Chickenshed – Review

Pros: Immersive and beautiful staging Cons: Slightly difficult to follow This musical adaptation sees Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic tale transplanted…

Comedy

Little by Little, Etcetera Theatre Camden – Review

Pros: Beautiful music and singing, hilariously relatable moments. Cons: A space simply not suited to a musical. Little by Little,…

Drama

Picasso’s Women, Gallery Different – Review

In the suggestive surroundings of the Gallery Different, three of Pablo Picasso's most influential muses offer an intimate portrayal of…

Drama

The Other Place, Park Theatre – Review

Pros: A tremendous lead performance by Karen Archer. Cons: Although billed as a psychological thriller, it’s neither surprising nor subtle…

Comedy

Murder She Didn’t Write, Leicester Square Theatre – Review

Pros: A cast fully able to think on their feet, providing some genuinely brilliant one liners, a little innuendo and…

Drama

Adam, Battersea Arts Centre – Review

Pros: Visual alchemy – the production design and Grand Hall setting combined to create delightful thematic echoes that enhanced the…

Drama

Lifeboat, Jack Studio Theatre – Review

Pros: The dramaturgy, the design, the acting. Cons: I should stop going to see plays that make me emotional. In…

Interviews

Interview: Director/Choreographer Tony Adigun on ‘Fagin’s Twist’

Director/choreographer Tony Adigun tells us more about the contemporary hip hop piece 'Fagin's Twist' before it embarks on a UK…

Drama

Hear Me Howl, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review

Pros: Alice Pitt-Carter’s energetic portrayal as she rips through a 70 minute performance with ease. Cons: A slightly uneven plot…

Drama

I Will Miss You When You’re Gone, Hen and Chickens Theatre – Review

Pros: Worth watching, if just to see some of the more complex scenes played out. Cons: It could do with…

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