Mike Carter

Mike Carter is a playwright, script-reader, workshop leader and dramaturg. He has worked across London’s fringe theatre scene for over a decade and remains committed to supporting new talent and good work.

Drama

Mike Carter21 September 2019
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Black Chiffon, Park Theatre – Review

Championing new work from under-represented voices is surely now standard for all right-thinking theatre makers. Perhaps also a key responsibility…
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Musicals

Mike Carter12 August 2019
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Showtune, Union Theatre – Review

some of Broadway’s best songs will delight musical theatre lovers.
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Comedy

Mike Carter20 July 2019
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Mr Stink, Chickenshed – Review

With theatre access and diversity issues continually in the headlines lately, it’s worth remembering Chickenshed has been blazing a trail…
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Drama

Mike Carter30 June 2019
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Dark Sublime, Trafalgar Studios – Review

Star power shines in an otherwise heavy-handed tale of aging, unrequited love and Sci-Fi.
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Comedy

Mike Carter8 June 2019
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Kill Climate Deniers, Pleasance Theatre – Review

Kudos to the Pleasance for snaffling this big, brash and brilliantly executed Australian export for us lucky Londoners. It’s timely…
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Reviews

Mike Carter19 May 2019
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Operation Mincemeat, New Diorama – Review

A winning romp of a musical
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Comedy

Mike Carter2 May 2019
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Neck Or Nothing, Pleasance Theatre – Review

Is mental health funny? Is it acceptable to laugh about depression? Fledgling Theatre, makers of Neck or Nothing, definitely vote…
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Reviews

Mike Carter9 April 2019
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WOW Everything Is Amazing, Battersea Arts Centre – Review

At a time when Westminster, it seems, can’t look as far as next week with any confidence, asking a group…
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Alternative

Mike Carter23 March 2019
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Macbeth, Jacksons Lane – Review

Sitting in a busy Jackson’s Lane auditorium five minutes in to Proteus Theatre’s Macbeth I was smiling, totally convinced by…
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