A darkly comedic, poignant exploration of survival
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Review: For The Love of Spam, Camden People’s Theatre
Hilariously funny, but also dark and poignant
Read More »Review: Clinton Baptiste: Roller Ghoster!, Leicester Square Theatre
Deliberately old-fashioned character stand-up show
Read More »Review: Blizzard, Soho Theatre
Brings both laughs and genuine emotion to the stage
Read More »Review: The Government Inspector, Marylebone Theatre
More sallies than satire in this Gogol reimagining but still a highly entertaining watch.
Read More »Review: Dugsi Dayz, Royal Court Theatre
A riotous and authentic comedy
Read More »Review: Gritty Police Drama: A One Man Musical, Soho Theatre
A riotous 60-minute ride of hilarious impressions
Read More »Review: Houdini’s Greatest Escape, Hawth Theatre Crawley
A fun, frantic, frolic with laughs a-plenty
Read More »Review: Sacred & Profane, The Space
A well-produced, laugh-out-loud production.
Read More »Review: English Kings Killing Foreigners, Camden People’s Theatre
An energetic, humorous play about acting, Englishness and race
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