Irene Lloyd
Currently a desk zombie in the public sector, Irene has had no formal training or experience in anything theatrical. She does, however, seem to spend an awful lot of her spare time and spare cash going to the theatre. So, all views expressed will be from the perspective of the person on the Clapham omnibus - which is what most audiences are made up of after all.
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Irene Lloyd2 April 2024
Review: Power of Sail, Menier Chocolate Factory
An enjoyable play on free speech.
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Irene Lloyd18 February 2024
Review: The Trial of Jemmy Button, Calder Bookshop and Theatre
This interesting short play explores questions of national identity
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Irene Lloyd29 November 2023
Review: Odyssey – A Heroic Pantomime, Jermyn Street Theatre
Clever, funny and amusing panto-style retelling of The Odyssey
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Irene Lloyd22 November 2023
Review: The Mongol Khan, London Coliseum
A visually stunning, colourful, dynamic and energetic story
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Irene Lloyd15 September 2023
Review: Infamous, Jermyn Street Theatre
An entertaining and funny couple of hours
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Irene Lloyd28 July 2023
Review: Word Play, Royal Court Theatre
An enjoyable short play, exploring the effect of words and language, that is both funny and thought provoking.
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Irene Lloyd28 April 2023
Review: It’s a Motherf**king Pleasure, Soho Theatre
OMG! The PR Agency ‘Rize’ has been accused of being ‘ableist’ so the big guns have been brought in to…
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Irene Lloyd6 April 2023
Review: Cymbeline, The Greenwood Theatre
An enjoyable production of one of Shakespeare's rarely performed plays
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Review: Their Finest Hour, Waterloo East Theatre
Waterloo East Theatre is a good venue for a WWII play. It seems like you are sitting in a giant,…
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Irene Lloyd23 February 2023
Review: I was a German, VAULT Festival
Creative and absorbing account of one man’s escape from oppression in Nazi Germany
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