Month: November 2018

Drama

Rendezvous in Bratislava, Battersea Arts Centre – Review

Pros: Rendezvous is inventive and immersive, with catchy songs and great performances.   Cons: The comic interludes can be frustrating, as they…

Drama

Super Duper Close Up, The Yard – Review

Pros: Engaging, smart and surprising, Jess Latowicki carries you with her deeper and deeper. SDCU takes on baffling cultural matters with an…

Drama

Walk Swiftly and with Purpose, Theatre503 – Review

Pros: A beautiful insight into the minds of four teen girls as they come of age. Cons: More work is…

Comedy

Little England, Museum of Comedy – Review

Pros:  A funny and entertaining show with good performances from all concerned. Cons:  The points being made were accentuated unnecessarily. …

Drama

The Pit and the Pendulum, Omnibus Theatre – Review

Pros: The original twist of a Poe horror classic. Cons: Too much focus on how the play is delivered (headphones,…

Reviews

Drowned or Saved?, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review

Pros: The poignant portrayal of Primo Levi is brought to life by an excellent cast. Cons: Condensed into just over…

Drama

Omish, Courtyard Theatre – Review

Admirable effort from a cast determined to get their name out there.

Dance

To Be Me, Laban Theatre – Review

Two works engaged with the personal yet universal issues of gender and identity, with strong sound design and excellent performances.

Alternative

vessel, Battersea Arts Centre – Review

Pros: Let’s talk about an intriguing piece of abstract art Cons: Let’s talk about intense inscrutability Let’s talk about conceptual…

Drama

Haunting Julia, Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch – Review

Absence of atmosphere and a weak ensemble result in a production that fails to conjure any spirit.

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