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Drama
An Enemy of the People, Union Theatre – Review
Pros: A couple of strong performances Cons: Wavering American accents, stodgy direction, humourless script In 1882 Henrik Ibsen, reeling from…
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Comedy
The Crumple Zone, King’s Head Theatre – Review
You don’t have to be gay to be moved by this abiding tale of love and passion.
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Drama
Honour, Park Theatre – Review
Pros: Outstanding performances bring passion to an effervescent script. Cons: Written 15 years ago, some of the sexual mores can…
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Immersive
Dead Quiet – Kensington Central Library, Review
Pros: An immersive theatre show in which you get to challenge the actors in your quest to reveal the truth…
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Alternative
The Time Capsule, Landor Theatre – Review
Pros: Audience engagement through a novel mechanism involving ping pong bats Cons: A muddled, confused plot, riddled with inconsistency The…
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Drama
The One, Soho Theatre – review
A powerful, witty and at times shocking dissection of a relationship.
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Off West End
Artificial, Hen and Chickens Theatre – Review
Pros: Some witty and perceptive writing, with a strong supporting cast Cons: A lacklustre central performance from the writer/director Amazon’s…
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Drama
Sardines, Drayton Arms Theatre – Review
Pros: Sharp writing and good performances characterise this collection of scenes set in a tube train Cons: The lack of connection between…
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Drama
Pressure, Park Theatre – Review
A powerful true story about the importance of weather in wartime.
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