A new translation of Lorca's play about childlessness in a small community
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Review: Houdini’s Greatest Escape, King’s Head Theatre
A hilarious and raucous romp
Read More »Review: English Kings Killing Foreigners, Camden People’s Theatre
An energetic, humorous play about acting, Englishness and race
Read More »Review: A Bridge Through Time, London Waterloo
An entertaining quest through the streets around Waterloo, led by your phone
Read More »Review: Unbelievable, Criterion Theatre
A cheap, marginally entertaining magic show largely devoid of spectacle
Read More »Review: Best of Three, Etcetera Theatre
A tense, intimate play about memory and relationships, let down by a confused ending.
Read More »Review: Cyanide in the Speakeasy, CoLab Tavern
A murder mystery in which you play the detective
Read More »Review: Sockpuppet, Vaults Festival
An intriguing dip into the world of deep fakes
Read More »Review: Saint Jude, Westminster
An immersive theatre experience for a solo audience
Read More »Review: No One, Omnibus Theatre
Flying pizzas, flying chairs, flying five pound notes. No wonder the seaside town of Wellstone is in turmoil. The sergeant is convinced it’s ghosts: it’s certainly a baffling case for Inspector Tate (Owen Bleach). And he’s not too happy when London sends down his nemesis, the mysterious Rodriguez (Flo Wiedenbach) to investigate the disappearance of an American waitress (a powerful performance from Lexie Baker). It seems everything centres around Norwegian resident Tom Marvel (Halvor Schulz), who has suddenly gained miraculous ...
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