The story it tells is one that needs to be heard, and one that needs to be told more often.
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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.
Read More »Review: Insult To Injury, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
A satirical, yet slightly disturbing, look at the inner workings of social media.
Read More »Review: Sun Bear, Park Theatre
A darkly funny insight into the impact of abusive relationships
Read More »Review: The Pinot Princess, Omnibus Theatre
A dark comedy infused with Catholic guilt and generational trauma.
Read More »Review: Odd Jobs, The Hope Theatre
A whimsical exploration of peculiar employment scenarios
Read More »Review: Holly Spillar: HOLE, Soho Theatre
A deeply personal hour of comedy about a complex subject matter.
Read More »Review: The Divine Mrs S, Hampstead Theatre
Divinely funny and still pertinent to female writers and actors today.
Read More »Review: Don’t. Make. Tea., Soho Theatre
Innovative and integrated BSL and audio description
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