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The War of the Waleses, The Pirate Castle
Sarah Heenan, Alan Maddrell and Andy MarchantDirected by Sarah Heenan★★★★ Pros: Terrific impressions of both John Major and Tony Blair.…
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Forwards and Backwards, Camden People’s Theatre
Presented by Square Peg Theatre★★★★ Pros: Minimalist design, a show where strong performances create the scene. Cons: Few to speak…
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Shakespeare Goes for Gold, The Union Theatre
Produced by Noor Lawson and Liz McMullen for MyLovely Productions★★★ Pros: A good idea, easy to watch and easy laughs.…
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Queen for a Day, Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Hayley AtkinsonDirected by Will Bird ★★★ Pros: A thought-provoking conversation between two intriguing characters, strong performances. Cons: Drags a little…
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Is Anything Broken?, Tristan Bates Theatre
Dan DaviesDirected by Maja Milatovic-Ovadia★★★ Pros: A sharp and relevant script and a short, punchy performance overall. Cons: A slightly…
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Reviews
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, National Theatre
A must see, Theatre at its absolute best. Creative, fun, engaging and something slightly different. Tremendous.
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Jack the Ripper’s London, London Bridge
Mike Carter and Lizzie Quinn for Crow TheatreDirected by Natasha Campbell★★★★★ Pros: Brilliant and truly unique immersive theatre in a…
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The Doctor’s Dilemma, National Theatre
George Bernard ShawDirected by Nadia Fall ★★★ Pros: An old play with very current issues; interesting to watch. Cons: The characters…
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An Incident at the Border, Finborough Theatre
Kieran LynnDirected by Bruce Guthrie★★★★ Pros: A short, sweet and very amusing performance with some cracking acting in the beautifully…
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The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui, Minerva Theatre, Chichester
Bertolt Brecht, translation by George TaboriDirected by Jonathan Church★★★★ Pros: A really fantastic lead with excellent supporting performances! It’s Brecht.…
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