Month: October 2018

Immersive

Frankenstein, Sutton House – Review

Pros: An atmospheric venue Cons: Overly long and complicated I wanted to love this show. An immersive, feminist interpretation of…

Musicals

The Distance You Have Come, Cockpit Theatre – Review

Pros: Beautifully written – the musical variety manages to convey just about every human emotion. Cons: The actors’ volume levels…

Drama

The Wolves of Erin, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review

Pros: A sparky performance from the cast using physicality to strengthen a weak script. Cons: Disappointingly weak plotting, and a…

Off West End

Sex Magick, Barons Court Theatre – Review

Comedy, clowning, black magic, sexual healing, rituals and cross-dressing. Tell me that doesn’t sound like a good night out.

Drama

The Incident, Canada Water Theatre – Review

Pros: An exciting and unexpected take on the race debate. Cons: A good story, let down by the acting. The…

Competitions

Win tickets to see Fans

Have you ever queued for hours so you can be at the front of a gig? Have you ever ended…

Alternative

Two Little Ducks, The Albany – Review

Pros: Two Little Ducks speaks to the present with unaffected language that cuts to the heart. Cons: While the poems…

Comedy

Jake, Drayton Arms Theatre – Review

Pros: It’s not often you can say that an office chair put in a sterling performance, but here it almost steals the…

Off West End

The Wider Earth, Natural History Museum – Review

The story of Charles Darwin’s voyage of discovery that would go on to change the world is a visually spectacular…

Off West End

Declaration, Stratford Circus Arts Centre – Review

Declaration provides an entertaining and educational insight into life with ADHD. Well worth watching if you want to gain a…

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