Reviews
Reviewing is at the heart of what we do. Here you’ll find all the reviews that our wonderful team have written. If you want to find something more specific, why not pick a genre of show instead from the menu.
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Review: The Other Mozart, Omnibus Theatre
Visually arresting, it’s a sweeping emotional account of how the equally talented sister of Mozart was almost written out of classical musical history – until now that is!
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Review: An Evening Without Kate Bush, Underbelly Boulevard
A playful, affectionate blend of tribute and comedy, delivering a joyful, well‑crafted celebration of Kate Bush.
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Review: Quiet Light, Baron’s Court
A ghost story with excellent bones, but also some rough edges.
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Review: TR[IA]L, White Bear Theatre
A timely sci-fi thriller with a clever twist and sharp design, though the show occasionally prioritises atmosphere for character development
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Review: Steel Magnolias, OSO Arts Centre
This textbook rendition of an eighties classic charms and engages even if it does not offer anything new.
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Review: Attachment Theory, Bread and Roses Theatre
A thoughtful and ambitious look at intimacy, memory, and the stories we tell ourselves about love
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Review: Operation Mincemeat, Lyceum Theatre, Sheffield
A remarkable true story, lovingly turned into an exciting, innovative and witty musical, with five superb actors providing top quality entertainment.
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Review: Feel The Beat, ARK
Feel the Beat is fun – a thoughtful inclusive sensory dance experience that invites young audiences to groove together with partially sighted and sighted adults.
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Review: Time Sliders, New Diorama Theatre
An action-packed race across time to understand what’s really precious, with challenging themes that are sensitively managed.
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Review: Boiler Room Six: A Titanic Story, Pleasance Theatre
A standout (dare I say titanic?) performance in a sharp script, supported by excellent sound and lighting.