Reviews
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Review: The Moth, Finborough Theatre
An intense, thought-provoking play about the seeds of hatred and forgiveness across the apartheid era.
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Review: 1984, Royal Lyceum Edinburgh
A chilling new adaptation of Orwell’s dystopian classic, exploring truth, totalitarianism, and trust.
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Review: Big Love, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Closing out their Here | For season supporting new writing, Proforca Theatre’s Big Love is in many ways just that: a show that is a big, charming love letter to the small things in life, while worrying about what might…
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Review: Flotsam, Half Moon Theatre
A delightfully auditory operatic adventure at the seaside for a preschool audience.
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Review: Ceilidh The Musical, Shoreditch Town Hall
A joyous and unique production that brings people together.
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Review: Apostasy, Barons Court Theatre
Apostasy feels like two shows welded together; except one is a Ferrari and one is a Skoda.
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Review: Dare, Barons Court Theatre
All the right ingredients to create a classic ghost story but let down by its execution.
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Review: Hourglass, Bread and Roses Theatre
An intricately woven debut piece: highly entertaining, but grounded in terrifying truths connected by almost invisible threads.
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Review: Now Not Now, Tramway
An absurdist exploration into the inconsistencies of time, featuring poignant themes but not quite managing to unpack them effectively.
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Review: MakeBeth, Shakespeare’s Globe
A magical, musical Macbeth where the kids make the props and laughter flows as freely as the blood…