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A Hard Rain, Above the Stag Theatre – Review
An interesting production which, with a few tweaks and additions and potentially a little extra length, could easily be taken to a bigger audience.
Read More »Heresy, Tabard Theatre – Review
A thought-provoking exploration of a dark period of history. Beautiful new writing that could do with some editing and restructuring.
Read More »Medea, Riverside Studios – Review
An epic, dramatic ancient tale of the world’s most passionate woman performed with a bit too much passion and drama.
Read More »Richard III, Blue Elephant Theatre – Review
Feisty women, a touch of Patrick Bateman and lots of puns. It’s a very likeable Shakespeare in a modern jacket...or plastic apron.
Read More »Affairs, Camden People’s Theatre – Review
The concept and the tale are both interesting and engaging, however the over abundance of literary devices and the lack of real emotion in the delivery of the character left me cold. I simply didn’t believe her.
Read More »Hobson’s Choice, South London Theatre – Review
Warm-hearted and witty, Hobson’s Choice is a highly entertaining study of 1880s family life.
Read More »Each of Us, Tristan Bates Theatre
A well written and directed solo comedy about love, friendship and human connection in uncertain times.
Read More »Passion, Etcetera Theatre – Review
Overall the show felt slightly unpolished, which was a shame as some of the ideas established, alongside the brilliant music, could lend themselves to a very powerful performance.
Read More »The Hard Man, Finborough Theatre – Review
A well-executed piece that blurs the lines between good and evil.
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