An energetic, humorous play about acting, Englishness and race
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Review: Why I Stuck a Flare Up My Arse for England, Southwark Playhouse
A hilarious celebration of laddish football revelry
Read More »Review: Banging Denmark, Finborough Theatre.
Hilarious unconventional rom-com with a cast having a blast.
Read More »Review: Little Boxes, New Wimbledon Studio
Warm, relatable, funny and emotional
Read More »Review: Jonathan Pie: Heroes and Villains, Duke of York’s Theatre
Jonathan Pie speaks the words on everyone’s minds.
Read More »Review: Boys on the Verge of Tears, Soho Theatre
Bullish and brutal, yet tender when unfolding the complicated friendships and filial relationships between men.
Read More »Review: USHERS: The Front of House Musical, The Other Palace Studio
A fun insight into the lives of Ushers, the unsung heroes of theatre. Expect stagey references, big dance numbers and a lot of flashlights.
Read More »Review: Instructions For A Teenage Armageddon, The Garrick Theatre
The story it tells is one that needs to be heard, and one that needs to be told more often.
Read More »Review: The Comeuppance, The Almeida Theatre
A gripping but funny production that inventively grapples with universal fears of mortality.
Read More »Review: Pansexual Pregnant Piracy, Soho Theatre
The only thing more bonkers than this smutty musical comedy is its based on a true story.
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