Month: October 2018

Drama

Dracula, Jack Studio Theatre – Review

A quirky interpretation of a classic, with curiously comedic nuances and gory details aplenty.

Drama

POT, Ovalhouse – Review

POT is Heaven Can Wait set on an inner city council estate. It’s bleak, desolate, and full of abject hopelessness.…

Immersive

War with the Newts, The Bunker – Review

Pro’s: A bright young cast with a concept that dares to be different. Con’s: The promise of an immersive experience…

Drama

Love, Genius and a Walk, Drayton Arms Theatre – Review

Pros: A potted history of artistic life in early 20th century Vienna, seen through the eyes of a 21st century writer. Music,…

Drama

The Art Of Gaman, Theatre503 – Review

Pros:  The lighting director, Simeon Miller, should stand up and take a bow. The same goes for newcomer Alice Dillon.…

Features

Behind the Scenes of the Anna Fiorentini Variety Show

Marianna Meloni shares a rare glimpse of what happens behind the scenes of one of the most prolific and generous…

Musicals

Once the musical, Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch – Review

Moving, beautifully produced musical that's good for the ears and heart.

Comedy

Parents’ Evening, Jermyn Street Theatre – Review

Strong performances illuminate a script that promises more than it delivers.

Drama

People Like Us, Union Theatre – Review

Pros: A 15 minute interval that lets you mentally prepare for the fact that there’s a second half. Cons: Shockingly…

Comedy

Liberty Rides Forth!, Waterloo East Theatre – Review

A show with strong bouncing tunes, a warm heart and some sly wit. Quirky and original, but it doesn't embrace…

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