Month: November 2018

Comedy

The Crumple Zone, King’s Head Theatre – Review

You don’t have to be gay to be moved by this abiding tale of love and passion.

Alternative

#Hypocrisy, Theatre503 – Review

Pros: Full of honesty, humour and a word perfect performance, the sound and strength of Imogen Stirling’s words create a…

Reviews

Catch of the Day, The Finborough Arms – Review

Riotous, rollicking, fun-filled fishy frolics.

Off West End

Boujie, Drayton Arms Theatre – Review

A well-meaning but overly ambitious first outing by new theatre company Unshaded Arts.

Drama

To The Bone, Katzspace Studio – Review

Pros: The bleak honesty of Motherhood or Madness and Eoin McKenna’s top-notch comedic delivery in Specky Ginger C*nt. Cons: Motherhood…

Comedy

Rats at Etcetera Theatre – Review

Pros: Rats is smart and hilarious, with excellent performances and a bitingly relevant script.  Cons: The ending is predictable, and…

Musicals

Urinetown, Bridewell Theatre – Review

Pros: A talented and tuneful cast making the most of a limited performance area. Cons: A low key Act I…

Interviews

Interview: Clifford Samuel on ‘A Guide for the Homesick’

Clifford Samuel tells us about 'A Guide for the Homesick' at Trafalgar Studios and the actor's varied career.

Drama

Cuckoo, Soho Theatre – Review

Pros: Superb script and performances Cons: A few plot points not entirely clear “Thank fuck for Ryan Air!” isn’t something…

Drama

Love Lies Bleeding, Print Room at the Coronet – Review

Pros: An excellent cast of familiar faces give the play a much needed boost. Cons: A beautiful venue in serious…

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