Gig Theatre
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Review: Man in the Mirror, Churchill Theatre Bromley
A smooth (not criminal) and slick evening with iconic moves and songs.
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Review: Club Life, Omnibus Theatre
Club Life is like nothing you may have witnessed before.
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Review: Armistice Day Concert: What If?, Royal Overseas League
A refreshing evolution of the classical song recital that could be the start of something exciting.
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Review: Follow the Signs, Soho Theatre
A rich tapestry of storytelling
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Review: Farm Fatale, Soho Theatre
Unpredictably funny, wonderfully weird, and an absolute must-see.
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Review: Judy: I’m Still Here, Ambassadors Theatre
A musically exquisite powerhouse star turn that, regrettably, plays it safe and treads too much familiar ground to truly excite audiences.
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Review: The Dao of Unrepresentative British Chinese Experience, Soho Theatre
A bold, bewildering, and brilliant theatrical explosion that blends cultural exploration, philosophical musings, and sharp wit into a uniquely captivating journey through British Chinese identity.
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Review: No Love Songs, Southwark Playhouse
An understated yet heartfelt pleasure
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Review: Oedipus Electronica, Brixton House
Bold theatre at its finest
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Review: No More Mr Nice Guy, Broadway Theatre Catford
Thought provoking, essential viewing.