A well-written show that misses opportunities to be that much better.
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Review: Puppetman, Leicester Square Theatre
Jaw-dropping ventriloquism in a subterranean bar in the West End – what’s not to like?
Read More »Review: A Brief History of Chairs, Golden Goose Theatre
A quirky and absurd presentation that has legs to stand on
Read More »Review: The Flea, The Yard Theatre
A darkly hilarious and unmistakably British farce
Read More »Review: Fisherman Jon: What’s On The End Of My Rod? Puppet Theatre Barge
An absurd but endearing tale of identity, passion and poisson, as deep as the deep blue sea
Read More »Review: Owners, Jermyn Street Theatre
Although set in the 1970s, has never felt so relevant.
Read More »Review: The Nag’s Head, Park Theatre
The ideal play to ease yourself into Halloween with, full of humour and scares.
Read More »Review: Amendments, Old Red Lion Theatre
Slick satire on workplace sensitivities
Read More »Review: One Way Mirror, Camden People’s Theatre
A warmly comedic, poetically written delight of a show
Read More »Review: Margaret Thatcher Queen of Soho, Wilton’s Music Hall
A disco-tastic, riotous romp
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