Month: April 2019

Musicals

Ain’t Misbehavin: The Fats Waller Musical, Southwark Playhouse – Review

This musical will make you smile!

Comedy

Mark Thomas: Our NHS at 70, Battersea Arts Centre – Review

a hilarious, informative, moving, and inspiring tribute’

Alternative

Little Death Club, Underbelly – Review

Black clad, sparkly and glamorous, Bernie Dieter is the suitably bawdy host to the Little Death Club, inspired by the…

Comedy

Twelfth Night, Rose Playhouse – Review

OVO Theatre’s Twelfth Night opens with Viola and Sebastian performing their dance double-act on a cruise ship. This scene sets…

Interviews

OVO’s ‘Twelfth Night’: Bringing the Bard to the Roaring Twenties

'Twelfth Night' director Adam Nichols shares why the 1920s are a fitting backdrop for Shakespeare's raucous play.

Drama

Funeral Flowers, The Bunker – Review

If you’ll forgive the ad pitch, flowers suit nearly every occasion. A loving declaration, celebratory congratulations, or a sorrowful consolation.…

Cabaret

Better Than Sex: The Story of Mae West, Toulouse Lautrec – Review

Emily Hutt’s tell-all cabaret on the 1930’s limelight icon Mae West follows almost pedantically the chronology of her life events,…

Musicals

Queen of the Mist, Jack Studio Theatre – Review

On the cusp of the 20th century, Anna Edson Taylor hit the headlines as the first woman to descend the…

Comedy

The Fatal Eggs, Barons Court Theatre – Review

I really wanted to enjoy So It Goes Theatre’s The Fatal Eggs. I really really did. Having thoroughly enjoyed their…

Drama

Little Potatoes, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review

A rapid return to the Old Red Lion in Islington is always a welcome diversion. A delicious moo pie and…

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