Month: September 2018

Drama

Haymarket, The Actor’s Church Covent Garden – Review

Pros:  The performance of Cassiopeia Berkeley-Agyepong. Cons: Uncomfortable benches resulted in noisy fidgeting which made it difficult to hear. This…

Drama

Play Something, Drayton Arms Theatre – Review

A charming little play that can't help but make you laugh and smile with the familiarity it will bring to…

Features

Cabaret and Children’s Theatre Converge in ‘Princess Charming’

Spun Glass Theatre Artistic Director Jessica Cheetham shares how 'Princess Charming' combines cabaret and children's theatre to get families talking…

Drama

Fabric, Soho Theatre – Review

Pros: The universality of the scenario portrayed. Cons: The lack of insight and character development. Sexism is ingrained in the…

Drama

A Haunted Existence, The Island, Bristol – Review

An ambitious and historically vital multimedia play that deals with the micro and macro effects of being a gay man…

Drama

The Woods, Royal Court Theatre – Review

Dazzling effects coupled with a fine cast make this stylish production stand out even more.

Musicals

Thriller Live, Lyric Theatre – Review

This energetic tribute to the King of Pop will have you dancing in your seat while wondering what happened to…

Drama

Unfolded, The Bread and Roses Theatre – Review

Pro’s: The event constitutes a valid and accessible platform to discuss socio-political issues. Con’s: A bit of background information about…

Features

‘Square Rounds’: Bringing Weapons of War to the Finborough Theatre

'Square Rounds' director Jimmy Walters discusses taking Tony Harrison’s daunting piece on at the Finborough Theatre and how this nearly…

Drama

Midnight, Union Theatre – Review

Pros: Catchy tunes, zingy one-liners and great performances. A hugely enjoyable riot. Cons: The play takes a little time to warm up,…

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