[review] With a small cast, the action takes place in the modest kitchen-living room of dysfunctional husband and wife Tam…
Year: 2019
[review] There is something exhilarating about seeing a work in progress, especially when it’s from a team surely only just…
[review] Playwright James Saunders presents us with a classic scenario. A younger couple and an older couple gather together in…
[review] Like the abusive marriage that it describes, Bottled starts off deceptively sweet. It is Katy’s 15th birthday, and she’s…
[review] It seems every time you step into Jermyn Street Theatre you step back in time. Tonight, we are transported…
[review] The wonderfully warm surroundings of the Old Red Lion in Islington has its usual glow: flock wallpaper, chesterfield sofas,…
[review] In late 19th century Paris, a bawdy new dance was born. The can-can grew from the seductive dances of…
Leila Sykes and Madeline Gould share the process of creating 'Greyscale', a site-specific production on consent inspired by the Aziz…
[review] Primal Theatre state that their aim is to create pieces that reflect human experience at their core. Whether having a…
[review] The residents of Avenue Q are a somewhat peculiar pick ‘n’ mix of colourful puppets, unlikely couples and a…