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Tadzio Speaks…, Etcetera Theatre – Review
Written and directed by Martin Foreman ★★★ Pros: Interesting concept and good storytelling. The short format is perfect for this…
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Secret Theatre London – Review
Based on the film by Quentin TarantinoDirected by Richard Crawford ★★★ Pros: Edgy and exciting. Tarantino is a big name…
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Passing By, Tristan Bates Theatre – Review
Martin Sherman Directed by Andrew Keates ★★★★ Pros: Wonderfully portrayed story of two men who meet and fall in love…
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The Unbuilt Room, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Seth Kriebel ★★★★ Pros: A wonderful stretching of the imagination. Cons: At 20 minutes long, it will leave you begging…
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Bluebeard, Soho Theatre – Review
Hattie NaylorDirected by Lee Lyford★★★ Pros: Paul Mundell is a beguiling actor who carries an intense 60 minute monologue with…
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Macbeth of Fire and Ice, Arcola Theatre – Review
William Shakespeare Directed by Jon Gunnar Thor ★★★ Pros: An unorthodox approach to the Scottish play. Big on atmosphere. Cons:…
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Landscape II, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Written and Performed by Melanie WilsonIn Collaboration with Fuel★★★ Pros: A very delicate work with a stunning audiovisual aspect. Cons:…
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LEE HARVEY OSWALD A Far Mean Streak of Independence Brought On By Negleck, Finborough Theatre – Review
Michael Hastings Directed by Alex Thorpe ★★★★ Pros: A well-acted slice of 1960s America. Adam Gillen is wonderful as Lee…
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Writer’s Block and Misanthropy, Etcetera Theatre – Review
Writer’s BlockWilliam Alexander WoodDirected by William Wood MisanthropyLouise HartDirected by Steve Fitzgerald ★★★ Pros: A strong characterization by Paul Linghorn…
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Child Z, Drayton Arms Theatre – Review
Sarah Hehir Directed by Suzette Coon★★★ Pros: Bold choice of subject matter. The story has a good focus and is…
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