A riotous and authentic comedy
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Review: Roman Fever and The Human Voice, Royal Academy of Music
A stylish double bill of modern and contemporary opera.
Read More »Review: Ten in the Bed, Half Moon Theatre
Found family, friendship and play
Read More »Review: Labour’s Love Lost, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
At the beginning of Labour’s Lost Love co-deviser Rebeka Dio sings a song with a great deal of foreshadowing and meta commentary that is gently amusing. It covers a number of ideas, including ‘avant-garde is hard’, and I doubt many would disagree, as creating something that is cutting edge with a sense of anarchy is incredibly difficult to pull off effectively.Yet oddly this is ‘avant-Garde for beginners’, and while it touches upon a lot of subjects it does so very ...
Read More »Review: Constellations, Drayton Arms Theatre
A beautiful showcase for a team of young actors
Read More »Review: YOU ARE GOING TO DIE, Southwark Playhouse
Challenging, creative; brave and bold.
Read More »Review: King Lear, Riverside Studios
This is far from your traditional King Lear.
Read More »Review: Minority Report, Lyric Hammersmith
Hugely ambitious adaption which needs a budget to really shine.
Read More »Review: Blue Beard, Battersea Arts Centre
Fierce performance and superb music
Read More »Review: The Promise, Lyric Hammersmith
A touching account of dementia in a family already affected by hearing loss
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