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Review: 180° Chord, Greenwich Theatre Studio
A substantial and compelling play with a strong script, strong performances and plenty to think about.
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Review: I Can See The Sun, Etcetera Theatre
A promising work-in-progress exploring intergenerational trauma that becomes a little over-burdened by symbolism and convenient closure.
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Review: Boys in the Buff, Golden Goose Theatre
A cheeky, high-energy musical revue promoting body positivity, with strong performances and clever music, but with ultimately repetitive ideas.
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Review: Potted Panto, Wilton’s Music Hall
This is pantomime 101, joyous family fun layered with wit, energy and irresistible Christmas cheer.
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Review: Ian Smith: The Foot Spa Is Half Empty, Soho Theatre
A brilliantly inventive hour of well-observed stand-up, delivered with engaging energy and great comic timing.
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Review: Continuity, Cockpit Theatre
An unbridled dystopian drama, full of ideas but lacking plausibility and emotional truth.
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Review: Starfish, Bread and Roses Theatre
A thought-provoking and elegantly written drama about homelessness, morality, and compassion.
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Review: Poor Shirley Must Make Her Escape, Union Theatre
An inventive and thoughtful take on a well-worn journey, with standout performances, original writing and thoughtful design.
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Review: Mr Stevens, Arches Lane Theatre
A play that tackles dark themes with true insight and sensitivity, but is occasionally hampered by busy staging and an…
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Review: Daddy’s First Gay Date, Seven Dials Playhouse
This hilarious romantic comedy will chase away any early winter blues with its relentless humour and big heart.
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