A dystopian drama with interesting themes but unclear objectives, elevated by excellent performances and direction.
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Review: Me Looking at Her Looking at Me, Camden People’s Theatre
In the depths of a basement in Camden, we get splattered paint, and bubbling desire.
Read More »Review: In Everglade Studio, EdFringe
The race against time for three musicians and a record label manager to record an album overnight turns sinister.
Read More »Review: The Insider, EdFringe
Christoffer Hvidberg Rønje gives an unforgettable performance
Read More »Review: Strategic Love Play, EdFringe
Miriam Battye writes the heart-wrenching dissection of a first date.
Read More »Review: Things Hidden Since the Foundation, EdFringe
A fascinating exploration of the internet and culture.
Read More »Review: Three Things That Are Never Seen, The Space
A collection of Celtic stories lovingly told with a luscious musical underscore,
Read More »Review: The Wetsuitman, Arcola Theatre
Very much a play of two parts, with the final part bringing an emotional gut punch.
Read More »Review: Buff, EdFringe
Refreshingly centred on a plus-size gay character, this one-man play is truly representative and essential viewing.
Read More »Review: Leave It To The Maid, Drayton Arms Theatre
A tense and dramatic murder mystery.
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