The Canary and the Crow is a stunning examination of what it’s like to be black in a very white environment.
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Scrounger @ Finborough Theatre – Review
A great demonstration of Stevens' writing ability, championing a topic on which we have a long way to go.
Read More »The Invisible Man, Jack Studio – Review
Jack Studio’s comic production is surely worth a trip to South London.
Read More »The Fairytale Revolution: Wendy’s Awfully Big Adventure, Theatre503 – Review
A laugh out loud panto that brings out the kid in all of us.
Read More »The Lying Kind, Ram Jam Records – Review
It’s Christmas Eve, and two police officers are dispatched to notify an elderly couple that their daughter has died in an accident whilst driving home for the holiday. OK, that sounds extremely bleak and not the starting point for a comedy, but then black comedy and farce work so much better with a very dark core. So rest assured, from the moment our two officers are standing outside the front door arguing about whose turn it is to give the ...
Read More »A Pissedmas Carol , Leicester Square Theatre – Review
a show that is the perfect way to start your Christmas merriment
Read More »Spiderfly, Theatre503 – Review
Another great show from Theatre503, with one big secret at the heart of everything
Read More »On Bear Ridge, Royal Court Thatre – Review
A one act play that could be a modern-day Kafka
Read More »Little Baby Jesus, Orange Three Theatre – Review
Full of sass and dripping in attitude
Read More »Baby, What Blessings, Theatre503 – Review
A sensitive subject matter is given a gentle touch
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