A one-woman comedy show that aims at presenting love as a chemical reaction. Propelled by the performer's charisma, it requires more polishing to make a lasting impression.
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Dead and Breathing, The Albany – Review
A timely and hilarious play about death and morality that will pull at your heart strings.
Read More »Close Up, New Diorama Theatre – Review
A play that has some potential but is still unsure of what direction it wants to take.
Read More »Find Your Way Home, Etcetera Theatre – Review
Although brilliantly scripted, the harshly drawn characters border on caricature and the play as a whole has 1970s written all over it. Ultimately, however, the superior storytelling shines through.
Read More »Xposed, Southwark Playhouse – Review
Eight effective short plays with an LGBT+ theme
Read More »Statements, Bread & Roses Theatre – Review
A heartfelt exploration of the difficulties experienced by SEN kids and those who work with them.
Read More »Again, Trafalgar Studios – Review
A memorable and touching presentation of a broken family in which you'll find tiny mirrors of your own experience.
Read More »The Drill, Battersea Arts Centre – Review
Original theatre-making around the theme of emergency planning and threat response with room for more diverse characters and insights.
Read More »The Moor, Old Red Lion Theatre – Review
An almost perfect piece of theatre, The Moor is a haunting psychological thriller that explores the blurry lines between memory, truth and fantasy.
Read More »Arnika, Bridewell Theatre – Review
This play is in need of a thorough edit, but the show is well acted, and the period and place are wonderfully evoked through costume and soundscape.
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