Expect laughter, dinosaurs, tigers, starlight and a spot of sibling spite.
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Review: Dictating To The Estate, Maxilla Social Club
Shines a light on the shockingly unjust failings that led to the Grenfell Tragedy. This is a tough but important play.
Read More »Review: Soho boy, The Drayton Arms Theatre
A compelling storyline and loveable protagonist.
Read More »Review: I Want My Hat Back trilogy, Little Angel Theatre
Hysterically funny and stunningly imaginative.
Read More »Review: Gutter Street Nights, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
It’s not theatre in any form you probably know it, but it is an evening that shows what depth of talent is out there, making art for all to enjoy.
Read More »Review: Back 2 Back, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
Two theatre companies that know how to make amazing theatre
Read More »Review: The Magic Number, Lion and Unicorn Theatre
This three part production raises interesting questions regarding sexuality, gender and mental health.
Read More »Review: A Final Act of Friendship, Bridge House Theatre
Stephen Hayward’s powerful piece finds light comedy within a powerful message.
Read More »Review: Happenings, The Hope Theatre
A story with a heart wrenching story at its core, but muddled by over complicated plotlines and unnecessary props.
Read More »Review: Two Palestinians Go Dogging, Royal Court Theatre
In an entertaining if muddled evening, this play tackles challenging subject matter using dark humour and inventive storytelling.
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