A beautifully performed festive tale with a huge heart
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Author Archives: Mike Carter
Review: Annie, New Wimbledon Theatre
Will tug at the old heartstrings whether you like it or not
Read More »Feature: Out of The Margins Exhibition & Auction, Christies
A delightful treasure trove for theatre lovers is up for grabs.
Read More »Review: Big Mouth Strikes Again – The Smiths Show, Soho Theatre
Mixing the music of The Smiths with the gothic horror of Frankenstein probably shouldn’t work
Read More »Review: Cinderella the Opera,Upstairs at the Gatehouse
Opera on the fringe? Yes please!
Read More »Book Review: Sarah Kane’s Theatre of Psychic Life, by Leah Sidi
A fascinating dramaturgical analysis of Sarah Kane’s work
Read More »Review: A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Charterhouse Square
Irresistibly charming outdoor shenanigans
Read More »Review: The Dumb Waiter & A Slight Ache, Greenwich Theatre
Underpowered and ponderous
Read More »Review: Under Milk Wood, Wilton’s Music Hall
Seeing it simply staged with skill and affection is an absolute joy.
Read More »Review: Quality Street, Richmond Theatre
This well-meaning revival certainly raises a smile
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