[review] On the cusp of the 20th century, Anna Edson Taylor hit the headlines as the first woman to descend…
Year: 2019
[review] I really wanted to enjoy So It Goes Theatre’s The Fatal Eggs. I really really did. Having thoroughly enjoyed…
[review] A rapid return to the Old Red Lion in Islington is always a welcome diversion. A delicious moo pie…
[review] Taking place at company Sedos’ own residence at Bridewell Theatre on the edge of the City, the not-so-amateur collective…
[review] “Cigarette, dear?”“No thank you, dear.”“I think I might have a cigarette, dear.”“No you won’t, dear.”“Very well, dear.” And so…
[review] At a time when Westminster, it seems, can’t look as far as next week with any confidence, asking a…
[review] Mischief Theatre’s third West End production is three years old tonight. From the team that brought us The Play…
[review] There is a fine line between being clever and being a little too clever for your own good. The…
[review] The Pitchfork Disney, Philip Ridley’s debut 1991 play, aims to do two things. Firstly, to disturb the audience (it…
[review] In the pet stakes no animal comes remotely close to dogs; man’s best friend has become a fully-fledged member…